After seeing today’s match against Valencia, I have two words: FUERA LOPETEGUI!
Oh, argh, a bit late to this thread?
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Lope officially signed for Wolves today - he’ll take charge from 14th of November.
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Good luck to him. He’ll need it with the mess they’re in. Not an easy job to go for.
Hope it works out though!
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I think he’ll keep them up and steady that defence. That’s definitely his strength and it’s a good club for him. Expectations won’t be to demanding which will suit him more. I wish him well.
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Nothing to wish for him given how the club is right now. The Wolves team is solid defensively but pretty blunt upfront, a pretty good match if you ask me.
The English press and fans have limited patience so if things don’t work out in a month or so the tide would turn. Nuno Esprinto Santo got only 17 games with spurs before he was booted.
Who knows, maybe lopeball is a perfect fit for the EPL.
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Lopetegui inspiring Wolves revival already. Pleased for him and I hope he keeps them up!
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Not sure if this subject line is a good fit for this, per se, but figured I’d tag along to Mark’s comment from December and highlight that a Wolves squad with Sarabia now up front just shellacked Liverpool (now with Gakpo and Mo Salah up from)
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I’m glad he’s having success. It sucks that he fizzled out here, but I don’t harbor any hard feelings towards the man.
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“Lopetegui’s Hardest Decision”
Seems that Lope learned his lesson with Sevilla. A dream can quickly turn into a nightmare without the right financial planning scenarios.
Curious what he’ll do next season at Wolves, or if he’ll leave
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The Athletic recently had a good article about his season at Wolves as well.
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