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18 Jun 2025 14:57:31
An experienced player up for grabs could be a certain Leander Dendoncker.
1.) 18 Jun 2025 16:05:01
I also saw us being linked with resigning Coady on Sky, strange times indeed ?
2.) 19 Jun 2025 09:46:44
Both good additions for squad depth Said Donk would have been good in January.
3.) 19 Jun 2025 11:32:48
We certainly need depth and experience, in addition to young first team starters.
4.) 20 Jun 2025 17:06:52
Can’t believe we are even considering either of these two options. Both struggled toward the end of their time first time around. Both have declined significantly since them
There is no place for sentiment in this league. It is improving year on year and becoming ever more competitive. Increasingly difficult for promoted teams.
Surely lessons will be learned from last year when we found ourselves in a relegation dog fight with them. Whose to say one or two might buck the trend and move comfortably into mid-table safety. We need upgrades in all areas of the team and neither of these will provide that.
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23 Oct 2026 16:15:11
If you ask A. I. the question : How much debt are Wolverhampton Wanderers in the answer it comes up with makes interesting reading to say the least, little wonder Fosun stopped signing players and haven't unearthed anyone of note to invest in the Club, a Club that was debt free when they purchased it on the cheap.
1.) 23 Oct 2026 16:58:48
Ron - you don't need to ask AI.
The club/company publishes accounts. The debt is clearly stated in those accounts.
As I have posted many many times over the past few years it has increased very substantially - you could say in an uncontrolled fashion - over those years.
How and why is of course far from clear.
Wolves have spent virtually nothing net on players, have clearly spent minimally on the property assets, the ground etc and had one of the lowest playing wage bills in the Premier league.
So where has the money gone?
2.) 23 Oct 2026 18:04:20
To Fuson, to cover there losses that Fuson, owned companies have lost. Fusons profits are down and useing money that Wolves make to cover there losses. Thats wy since Jan Wolves have sold players to the value of 180mill to 200mill. And spent 40 mill if that wheres the rest. Plus all the players out on loan wages saved its an incredible amount of money.
3.) 24 Oct 2026 08:01:55
We may not like it but Wolverhampton Wanderers is just a small little island somewhere in the Pacific to Fosun. No way can the money clawed out of WV1 cover losses or paper over the cracks of a £2.62 billion loss in 2025!Wolves represented just 0.6% of the total group deficit.
Figures for 2026 indicate a profit of £192.6m as a result of aggressive business streamlining which hasn't yet included Wolves because we're such a relative drop in the ocean and is probably why we always end up with Shi from accounts as chairman!
10 Sep 2026 09:12:18
Take it we're not looking at the table, fixture disruption hasn't helped but by the time we play again we'll be eight points off the top, Everton away is a bit of an inconvenience and already our next home game is going to be the ultimate embarrassment and a stark reminder of where Fosun are taking our Club, the damage they've done ie irreparable, by them anyway.
Other teams haven't improved that much, most Clubs haven't spent a great deal of money, what they have is owners who care and squads of players who want to play for them, players who know they haven't been signed with the sole intention of being sold on asap for profit, Fosun's policy for seven out of their ten years has and is still destroying what is now Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club in name only, they had everything, we trusted in them, some unexplainably still do, the next couple of months could be a real eye opener for a considerable number of fans loyal to the Club.
1.) 10 Sep 2026 13:23:24
Correct me if I'm wrong, but haven't 7 teams above us played one more game? And we've only lost 1 competitive game so far.
The transfer policy is questionable, but it's a consequence of self sustainability driven by PSR, and by the owners with their failures to invest in other areas to generate additional revenue to then help with PSR.
This season is difficult. It is partially due to poor recruitment in previous windows and a drop in revenue. The owners are at fault for who they had in place to handle the footballing side of recruitment.
There's a mess that, if it's sorted in 1 summer window, would have been a miracle.
It's easy to say get rid of players, but the reality is no one wants to pay half of them what Wolves do. And you can't recruit more with transfer fees or millions extra on the wage bill without creating a bigger financial mess.
The facts are the owners won't invest and the club owes them a fortune too in loan money. They haven't developed the infrastructure, which is their biggest failing. And they have recruited badly.
2.) 10 Sep 2026 13:37:32
Acle, excellent summary of the position.
3.) 10 Sep 2026 16:44:51
AceWolf, spot on, but Wolves' next 2 games are Sh United then West Brom. Win both and be 2 points behind with a game in hand. Depending on other results, of course. Get defence sorted, Wolves will be there. But still worried about letting Lima go on loan; it makes no sense when Trippier is injured.
4.) 10 Sep 2026 19:10:23
Am I missing something? We'll be 8 points off first. I didn't realise West Brom were definitely going to beat QPR. You must make a fortune off betting if you know what's going to happen, Ron.
Or is it yet another example of someone saying something will happen to worry others and push their anti Fosun agenda, when actually no one knows what might happen.
It might only be 6 points off first. And, if we win both games, we will be joint top. Such drama queens on here sometimes.
5.) 10 Sep 2026 21:18:17
Goat, you may be missing something. What's happened to Wolves over the last 7/8 years. I know that may upset your pro Fosun agenda, but that's the actual history of the club in recent years. Why would anyone find that acceptable?
6.) 10 Sep 2026 23:37:40
Hate to tell you I don't have a pro fosun agenda. Show me in my recent posts where I'm pro fosun. I know as well as most that fosun haven't been great recently and have admitted being wrong to trust them. But I guess you don't allow people changing their mind, as long as you have someone to argue with and call a happy clapper no doubt.
Am I wrong to point out the factually incorrect post about how we will definitely be 8 points behind first next time we play. Judging by your response long I guess I am. Sorry I keep forgetting we can just post false statements here. Perhaps the Ed's should rename it wolves truth social.
7.) 11 Sep 2026 11:17:53
As recently as your previous post, Goat, which accuses others of pushing their anti Fosun agenda, as though they are wrong to do so. If you're also not happy with them, why would you do that?
8.) 11 Sep 2026 16:43:15
I didn't say they were anti Fosun, I was questioning if the reason for making false statements was because of an anti Fosun agenda. And asking that question doesn't make me pro Fosun. I was glad to hear there is talk of them selling. I just don't see the point making stuff up to make it seem like we are in a worse state than we are, is it not already bad enough without the added fear mongery?
Personally I think the club did quite well in the recent window.
Keeping many of the players that according to some posters were definitely going to leave. Like the young talent of R Gomes, H Bueno, Mane and Lopez who were all tipped to leave. While also getting rid of player many people said weren't good enough, like other Bueno, Hwang, Wolfe and the two keepers. Does it make up for past mistakes, probably not but at least it's a sign that maybe the club has learnt something.
01 Aug 2026 13:44:10
Big Cubs are playing pre season games in sold out stadiums around the World, Wolves have a game at Molineux against decent opposition and aren’t bothering to open top sections of any Stands, What have they done to our Club? Why are they still here?
1.) 01 Aug 2026 14:22:16
Because fans like us who have been loyal to the club are stupid enough to believe what we're told & go out & buy another season ticket.
Because we love the club. Then it gives us the right to moan because we have paid another season's moan rights.
2.) 01 Aug 2026 14:54:33
Friendlies hardly appeal, Ron. Simple.
3.) 01 Aug 2026 15:15:21
I remember 22,000 fans for Wolves vs Aston Villa in 2016. Like a proper game. Superb.
Wolves scored one of the best goals I've ever seen at the Mol. Beautiful play, pinging the ball about, with (I think) James Henry making the final pass to Dangerous Dave, who slotted home with a lovely finish.
4.) 01 Aug 2026 15:17:42
The full stadium was open last year apart from the Graham Hughes Stand (can't remember who we played (Spanish club) prior to the season opener).
Fosun, please leave. ?
5.) 01 Aug 2026 15:21:19
We used to say we'd fill Molineux to watch the grass grow.
6.) 01 Aug 2026 16:14:17
Blackfords, owners are supposed to provide fans with something worth watching. Fosun encourage fans to stay away. A few games into the season, only STH will be turning up. Moxey once said "it'll get worse before it gets better". It's not getting better with these in charge anytime, and not anytime soon.
29 Jul 2026 12:56:08
As generations pass I'm beginning to wonder how many of us remember Molineux when it was a proper football stadium? That would be pre 1979, when you could talk to players who were taking throw ins. Nearly fifty years on we can hardly see 'em. It's quite often mentioned West Ham's London stadium isn't a football stadium fit for purpose but Molineux really isn't much better. I find it sad really that younger fans who only attend home games many will have never been to a proper football ground where fans create an intimidating atmosphere and the home team make it a fortress.
Years are passing, costs of any redevelopment are spiralling, fans have become conditioned to be thankful for whatever owners of the day offer up and any thoughts of ever having a team and stadium to be prowd of aren't a million miles away, they're non existant....... Rant over.
1.) 29 Jul 2026 14:16:27
If Steve Morgan hadn't been hounded out we may well have had a completely renovated stadium, finishing what he started.
2.) 29 Jul 2026 15:03:42
Yup I always believed Morgan was badly advised by Moxley in transfers, Morgan actually cared.
3.) 29 Jul 2026 18:14:36
You have to be well over 55 years old to remember watching Wolves play in a proper, fit-for-purpose stadium. We always thought it was only temporary. How is it other clubs can build new stadiums, or redevelop what they have, while Wolverhampton have been making excuses since the 1950s? Football is booming everywhere up and down the country (even in Wales), while we watch on from the outside, doing nothing and going nowhere.
19 Jul 2026 16:01:18
Talk about going backwards, we're over £100m off the pace now.
1.) 19 Jul 2026 17:25:38
The me in white coats will soon be paying a visit Ron relax a d leg the people in charge soft it out not worth giving yourself a heart atta m over chill out
2.) 19 Jul 2026 17:27:43
Is there any context to this?
3.) 19 Jul 2026 17:43:24
It was meant to read: let the people in charge sort it out, and not give yourself a heart attack over it.
23 Jul 2026 14:51:57
He's not alone, though, is he? Players just aren't coming through the academy, and whatever happened to the 'feeder clubs' our owners were shouting about a few years ago? Or did they decide Wolves would be one? We fed the PL and starved ourselves. Trouble with taking that route is you don't know when to stop.
23 Jul 2026 14:36:34
How much is "the market rate" for a £24m flop?
22 Jul 2026 22:15:18
Thought the Club's coaching staff were supposed to make players better and fit to play in whichever league the Club happens to be in. If they continue changing Managers, Coaches and selling & releasing youngsters, there'll never be any continuity.
20 Jul 2026 15:16:12
Is he a holiday rep?
19 Jul 2026 15:58:44
FosunOut: They'll all be chanting your name in a few weeks' time!!
23 Oct 2026 16:43:45
Fosun don't employ Managers who want to manage, Nuno tried but they started selling his players, Rob Edwards started by bringing in our best two players and was sacked, CP is no better or worse than his fellow Countrymen who've passed through.
23 Oct 2026 16:34:21
Who is good tactically these days ? If you have to make five subs every match I would sugest you're picking the wrong team. Most substitutions are made to waste time or to keep players happy and has very little to do with what's happening on the pitch, hardly any subs are used for their original intent of replacing injured players. "Tactical" subs ruined the game years ago, breaking up the game and spoiling what used to be entertainment, subs should only replace injured players and players subbed off should automatically miss the next game, fans pay to watch the best players available to their Club, not to watch half the team replaced by second string players during the game, that's why they all became squad players instead of reserves and are allocated a shirt number so they don't have to win one, as the advert goes.Games gone.
21 Oct 2026 13:27:26
Money : Fosun's what's going on, every Manager they've employed since Nuno has just been put in place to fill the position without rocking the boat, Nuno wanted to improve on what he'd built, Fosun wanted to sell, sell and sell again, they effectively pulled the plug, nothing they do will improve the club in any way, they have nothing to offer.
28 Sep 2026 09:50:28
Aren't the Premier League responsible for running a fair and honest competition ? Maybe it's not fit for purpose.
Fourteen clubs who all get to vote on any changes aren't even competing, their only aim is survival and generating vast amounts of money through transfers, not really what was promised at the outset, they're about as good at running their competition as Fosun are at running a club.
23 Sep 2026 16:24:57
RKO : You seem to be under the illusion players still play for the love of the game, most of ‘em are only in the game for the money and would rather sit on the bench at one of the top clubs or go and play in UAE. Sadly Ruben Neves is wasting his career over there.