06 Sep 2026 16:22:09
Is it, or is our middle just Andre and box to bix muensti or James? We won't win games with 1 midfielder... Andre will just get run ragged. Must be three, with Andre as DM and two runners.

I know u sacrifice aw wide player, but Fer as a 10 and Raul Mane or Rogdigo or even Armstrong, we would have more control in games and still runners.

1.) 06 Sep 2026
06 Sep 2026 17:12:38
I think Wolves' issues are mostly in defence, but also in attack. Jimenez doesn't suit Peixoto's system. Armstrong definitely doesn't.

I think Jimenez was brought in to placate the fanbase, but also to play next to Armstrong in Edwards's system.

I think Mane, Gomes and Lopez are almost playing around Jimenez.

Regarding the defence, it's amazing that Krejci comes in to replace the disaster that is Toti, and now everyone can see the disaster that is Tchatchoua.



Two of the worst defenders I've ever seen in a Wolves shirt.

Sadly Wolves are in for a tough season, and Fosun are 100% to blame. Lose Lopez to injury and Wolves won't win a single game.

They have zero chance of finishing above West Ham and Boro. Zero.

To be honest, I think Swansea are better than Wolves. I've seen them play a couple of times and they're impressive.

2.) 06 Sep 2026
06 Sep 2026 17:42:19
The attack is not the problem. 13 goals in 5 games would back this claim up. It is the defence which is 100% the issue. Toti and Jackson just ain't good enough. Usually, the weak link is Toti, but today, Jackson imploded and cost us dear.

3.) 06 Sep 2026
06 Sep 2026 18:10:16
I get what you're saying with the number of goals, but I think there is an issue forward of midfield.

Wolves don't have a 20-goal-a-season forward.

I've also said in another post, I feel that the midfielders are playing around Jimenez.

With Mane, Lopez and Gomes on the pitch, Jimenez will barely touch the ball.



In Peixoto's current system, Jimenez's cover is an untried kid from Newcastle, and Armstrong, who isn't very good.

Lopez gets injured and Wolves will struggle. Almost all of the attacking play goes through him.