14 Oct 2026 20:42:16
Wolves supporters are being asked to keep spending money while questioning the club's direction, the ownership's intentions and the long-term plan.
The difficult question is whether Fosun are genuinely committed to rebuilding Wolves or whether their priorities lie elsewhere. Selling players can be part of a sensible financial strategy, but supporters understandably want to see where that money is going and what the plan is for the club.
As for season tickets and merchandise, many fans keep buying because Wolves is part of their identity, not because they support the owners.

That loyalty can also make a boycott difficult.
A coordinated protest, a visible reduction in spending and clear demands for transparency could send a message. The challenge is making sure the pressure reaches the owners rather than simply hurting the club and its supporters.
The key question is: should Wolves fans organise a full boycott of matches and merchandise until Fosun commit to a clear long-term plan or agree to sell the club?

1.) 15 Oct 2026
14 Oct 2026 22:11:20
Seems to me like the club should produce something like a pin badge/T-shirt etc saying fosun out and sell it in the club shop. Then the disgruntled fans can show their dissatisfaction at the ownership while still supporting the club. Would be a good way to judge fan happiness and fosun would get a probably very large payday out of it. Either that or fans should get fosun out as the name on the back of their new shirts, I wonder how many shirts would get done before they put a stop to it.

Unfortunately I don't think stopping buying memberships or merchandise etc gets noticed plus as you say fans will always want to buy things to show their loyalty.