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Finally.

Hi,

Is anyone else still waiting on their shirt to be delivered? I’ve still not heard anything regarding my order and cannot seem to get in contact regarding my order.

1. Jordan james, like man cmon stop teasing
2. Viktor Johansson, can we just let sa and jhonstone go to which ever club buying them
3. Amario Cozier, he seems promising
4. Charlie Hughes, like cmon he is championship proven and good ball playing defender, i cannot trust mosq, we need to let go of bueno in a swap deal with hull lesgoo ( i do rate bueno but he wants to move on so ya
5. Me, like iam fat as a ball, i will just roll myself in the back of the net, will be the season lead scorers i swear

American fan that used to watch the games on Peacock. Now that they have been relegated is there a place for American fans to watch the games?

Wolves Mount Rushmore 🐺🏔️

Who makes your Wolves Mount Rushmore?
Players, managers, or a combination of both, we want to hear your four! 👀
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I'm not a subscriber, but I do listen to the Monday free versions. I've seen some criticism on twatter regarding Judah in particular, but I think what was said on Monday's version was 100% spot on from both Spiers and Judah.

There's a lot of Wolves fan made content available across various platforms, with the vast majority of it utterly unlistenable and unwatchable. This podcast is the by far the most entertaining with the most structure, depth and insight. Have a listen if you don't already.

Does anyone know what song was played in the build up before the players walked out the tunnel?

It was the one that started with bells donging and was a heavy rock/metal track, played before the Led Zepplin mix.

Along with the horns being back (Fanfare for the common man - Emerson, Lake & Palmer) leading into Hi Ho Silver Lining, the music finally felt on point and built the walkout perfectly.

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I’ve had a season ticket at Molineux for over 8 years now, and one thing I get a lot of strange looks for at games is the fact I was born and live in Liverpool.
My dad, my sister and that whole side of my family are from Wolverhampton and have always supported Wolves. I decided years ago that I wanted to support my dad’s team too, and honestly, I’ve never looked back.
Obviously I’ve got a very noticeable Scouse accent, so it’s pretty clear I’m not from Wolverhampton or the surrounding areas 😂 Even though I grew up spending a lot of time in Wolverhampton, Liverpool is still home.
Anyone else support Wolves despite being from somewhere completely different?

I’ll say it now, the defence let us down last night.

I’m convinced that with Hugo Bueno, Krejci and Santi Bueno in that back four, we win, perhaps quite comfortably, in the end. Wolfe doesn’t have a defensive bone in his body, Mosquera is too erratic and Toti nowhere near dominant enough. To concede two goals at home to a side who are tipped to get relegated is rightfully worrying, regardless of it only being match day one.

We will not get promoted with that pair in defence, nor with Bentley in goal, who was also poor last night.

The club need to sort the futures of Hugo, Santi, Krejci and Sa as soon as possible. It’s not right that three of our best defenders and goalkeeper are on the bench. Either sell as soon as possible and replace, or get them in the team.

The attacking talent that we have means I think we’ll often be lucky enough to get bailed out and scrape results this season that we arguably won’t deserve. But something else that concerned me was how we reverted to type after going a goal behind. We let our heads drop, any plan we had went out the window, and we buckled.

Yes we have clearly have talent, but it means nothing if we don’t have the right mentality. Cesar needs to understand fast that a lot of the players who hid too often last season are currently still here this season, and it doesn’t bode well for the challenges of the Championship. We will fall behind in games, we will get pegged back and we will get beat by teams we really shouldn’t be losing too at times.

If players aren’t strong enough to deal with that, they can’t be here.

I still have no idea how this season will go. If Krejci and Santi remain, I’d be happy enough with that defence, but not if it’s Mosquera and Toti. No way. Sa has had his day here but if he’s staying, he simply has to play over Bentley who is useless. Jordan James would be a good addition but we also need another winger to compete with Mane and Gomes, who I think could struggle at times this season.

BBC WM suggested Tom Fellows at Southampton. Talented, home grown, knows the league, can’t get a game with them, I’d have thought affordable wages…and would piss off the Sandwell fans. Get him in!

I was excited for this season. First time in years I felt that we could finally win again. And then we needlessly sacked Edwards, who had signed Trippier and Raúl, two promising signings, for a half rate manager who did jackshit rest of summer and as of the 72nd minute at Blackburn, has made awful substitutions and for reasons I personally don't know about, has made some extremely questionable starting lineup decisions

I know Sa might be leaving but we should have played him. This game showed Sa's importance and why we need him or another goalkeeper

For years we’ve been talking about the defensive frailties - the inability to pick up a man or to know who’s tracking which player from midfield.

Since Cunha and RAN left we’ve been talking about not having direct wide players and not having enough routes to goal.

All summer we’ve said that one of the first priorities has to has to HAS TO be sorting the goalkeeping situation.

If everyday Wolves fans can see this stuff then why can’t the ‘professionals’ running the club?! We don’t claim some incredible knowledge of the game, some of these problems are absolutely glaring and the club has had a long time to fix them.

Is it incompetence, laziness, lack of giving a shit or all of the above? I don’t know at this stage. All I know is so many of the concerns I and lots of other fans have had about this season played out on the pitch tonight.

To end on a happier note - nice to see a marginal decision go our way without VAR jumping in to change it. Even nicer to see Raul getting back on the scoresheet for us.

I don't understand the Mane hate. For me he was our best attacker and bringing him off felt almost planned as opposed to adapting to the game state I understand managing his minutes but 1st game of the season vs Blackburn should be game he finishes would have preferred a straight swap Jiminez for Armstrong. Then when we javr Jiminez on who biggest strength is his aerial ability we bring off our best crosser in Trippier basically straight after.