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Looking from the outside there are some similarities at Wolves to our own problems foreign owners selling their best players and replacing with unproven players and rinse and repeat.

benson is very good at rearranging the counters on the tactics board and waving the subs board

expect an unknown overseas head coach at Wolves.

Ismael had to change tactics and formation in order to get results. That's clearly the right thing to do The team is different to last season, playing a different way and different player. don't get this obsession of your comparing to last season team. in the first 12 games of this season to last, its more to last season team. Hardly ground breaking is it. Maybe move on with that point. Yes we need a Hyam's replacement in the last window and I hope we bring one in or recall Connor O'Riordan back to the squad. That's give us 5 which is more than enough. I don't your points on Baradji or TGH to be honest. its pointless comparing to Travis. Travis wanted out and he gone. Tavares has been disappointed so far yes we need another striker in as discuss previously

I hope Benson concentrating on coaching the keepers, doesn't mean Toths form falls off a cliff

anyone who improves us on them is very welcome,we are tragically bad on free kicks and corners

in all my years of watchng football,this rangers side is the most disorganised and undisiplined team iv`e ever seen,that right back makes titus bramble look like paulo maldini

Getting a bit tetchy now

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The squad is definitely lacking in players for either formation, I would agree there. At centre back, we knew we had left ourselves massively short either way when we let Hyam go and didnt replace him. I am not as convinced that Wharton is best suited centrally, he has always had a mistake in him so I think if he was competing for the left hand side, as he is particularly left footed, at least he would have someone to help cover in the middle. Had we kept Hyam, we would look much more balanced and well covered. Some of the issues for either formation are just down to poor recruitment. If Gueye was even competent, we would at least have some depth up front. Kargbo doesnt fit this formation but he has been poor and is again out long term so theres no need to consider him. I think we are light of quality in midfield too but we shouldnt be having signed 3. One is average (TGH) one has looked terrible (Tavares) and one we signed knowingly with a bad injury (Baradji). We look really thin in quality there with the main 2 close to a suspension. Morishita was seemingly signed as a winger but the change means that we technically have 3 players in him, Henriksson and Cantwell for one position. However, the first 2 have struggled so far. Hedges and De Neve definitely suit the new formation and Alebiosu has been freed up by it.

Look forward to seeing future releases!

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Rogers and Ten Haag are the early favourites at the bookies. Wolves are done for.

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Sod off I’m watching the Old Firm ⚽😁

Explain what I "don't get."

Nobody is patronising you, I can tell you don’t get it from your posts on the subject, but your opinion is as valid as the next poster.

So what? it's an interim appointment I just give up, you just don't get it yet again.

the club seems in total mess there. Its will be interest who they appoint there and how quick its done there.

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Some fair points, though I would probably say the squad is somewhat unbalanced for both formations. The 3-5-2 works well with current fit core group, but as you rightly point out the coverage is thin or leave players unsuited (Pickering/Ribeiro). Lewis Miller's best position is probably right of a three, also according to the Hibs fans and where he played the last part of his spell there. On the other hand, the 4-2-3-1 had bigger problems with the current squad. Especially in the winger positions which is very weak. There has been a large improvement in wing-play with Alebiosu and the De Neve/Hedges combo. We don't have a good focal point for the lone striker role, which has been somewhat offset with the two striker combo of Ohashi and Gudji. Coverage in all central positions looks in general very limited in numbers or ability. The Baradji case is strange, Rudy and Ismael must really have a lot of faith in him. They knew he was injured and would take a lot of time. In addition Rudy admitted he didn't quite fit the new transfer profile when it comes to speaking English. On the positive side, several players have made positive strides from what looked like a relegation squad: Toth - Hugh upgrade from Pears, game-winning saves and yet to make a big fumble (as far as I can recall) Alebiosu - Biggest positive so far. Paid peanuts, had a poor CV and was behind on match-fitness. Have replaced one of the best Championship right-back and many will claim he might even be better. Wharton - Brought much needed leadership and the central position suits him better in avoid being caught out for pace. Miller - Looks much better suited for a back three and seemed to have much better decision making and less rashness. De Neve - Probably the biggest turn-around from the first matches. Didn't expect him to play again and be shipped off, but has really stepped up as a capable wing-back. Which was probably his best position anyway. Somewhat limited but I love the endless energy and full pace both offensive and defensively. Also seem capable of putting in a cross while running at pace a bit like Wilcox. Hedges - New lease of life as a wing-back. Strange that he's been a forward/winger when his obvious attributes is much more suited a more defensive role like wing-back/full-back. Gudhjonson - Unlike Gueye, clearly has a football brain. Was unsure if he had many goals in him as his first outings was spent outside the box and rarely getting into the right positions. Latest matches has shown a predatory side which looks very promisinig. Montgomery - Two positive contributions from the bench. Probably the only option from the midfield that can drive forward with the ball. There is an argument for him learning on the job with his lack of experience, but for now he looks the third best option of the players available. Negative: Trondstad - Has looked off a couple of games. Haven't been his usual consistent self, but still too important to get dropped. Morishata - Can clearly see there is a ball player there, but going to need time to adapt to the pace and physicality. Had hoped it would be an easier transition coming fully-fit and European experience.

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Why bother with a long term plan when you can just thumb through your book of Club Legends and pick one of them.