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11 Aug 2026 13:49:03
Ilkley and VB, going by your sarcasm - who needs an argument when you have sarcasm - you think Wolves are dreadful negotiators.
Trippier signing.
Jimenez re-signing.
Ruben Neves signs for a Championship club and departs for £47 million.
Andre signing a new contract.
Fer Lopez.
Joao Moutinho signed.
Max Kilman sold for £40 million.
Pretty much all money clawed back for Fabio Silva - one of the worst signings Wolves have made.
Profit made on Jhon Arias - one of the worst players I have ever seen.
Pretty much all money clawed back for Tolu - one of the worst signings Wolves have made.
Agbadou sold for a high amount.
Low price paid for Jota. Massive profit made.
Big profit made on Joao Gomes.
It goes on and on, to make Wolves pretty good negotiators.
Reset your thinking on Wolves and where they are. Real football does not exist on a PC game.
11 Aug 2026 13:26:18
Really? Give me examples. And I’m not talking about buying rubbish players, because that’s where Wolves are as a club. Same as numerous countless other clubs. All football clubs, depending on their position, fish in different ponds when it comes to player buying. If a club uncovers a gem, they’re simply keeping that player warm for the bigger clubs.
Give me all the examples over the last 60 years where Wolves have been terrible negotiators. The money received for Fabio Silva makes everyone involved master negotiators.
£47 million for Ruben Neves.
"Wolves didn't get enough for Joao Gomes." Really? Where were the clubs beating down Wolves' door for his services?
I also said pretty good negotiators. Please list all the terrible deals where Wolves have been truly screwed over. When you do, remember all the other smaller clubs who will encounter the same problems as Wolves.
Maybe reset your thinking on Wolves and where they are in the grand scheme of things. The Wolves you see doesn't exist, and the Wolves you want won't ever happen.
11 Aug 2026 13:00:05
Are you talking about Hwang? Hee-chan Hwang?
Whang reminds me of Wang Chung, a pretty decent band who enjoyed some success in the 80s.
As for Hwang, Marseille once offered Wolves £20 million for him, but Wolves kept him, possibly for commercial reasons. I doubt it was for footballing reasons. Maybe Wolves were greedy and Marseille told them to get ******.
Hwang will almost certainly leave Wolves in this window. Problem is it's a buyer's market, and the players Wolves want to sell either cost too much to begin with, or they're on big wages, or they're just not very good.
Wolves are pretty good negotiators, but it will take time for them to get the deals they want. Rush and their feet will be held to the fire.
11 Aug 2026 11:07:53
I think he's just showing gratitude for his Villa move. That's what he has to do. The joys of being famous and having social media. Most of the posts are bs to keep people happy. Also, it is almost always written by social media companies.
I used to work in digital marketing and had the opportunity to move into social media management/marketing, but refused because it's posting bs day in day out.
11 Aug 2026 10:59:04
It's difficult to predict where Wolves will finish this season because the Championship is such a nightmare league. In 23/24, Leicester lost 11 games and won the league.
In their positions, Trippier, Andre, Fer Lopez and Jimenez are the best players outside of the Premier League. Fer Lopez is poetry in motion - he's waaaaaaay too good for the Championship.
Hugo Bueno and Mateus Mane are amongst the best players outside the Premier League.
Wolves have some very useful players.
However, they desperately need a goalkeeper, left-sided cb, a central midfielder who can score goals and provide assists, and a right winger to provide competition to R Gomes.
If certain players leave, who will provide cover for Trippier and Hugo Bueno? Is Moller Wolfe injured?
Matt Jackson and Peixoto swear that there will be several players leaving and coming in. If there isn't, Wolves will be too weak in certain areas, and there will be players at the club who clearly want to be elsewhere.