This week, Wolves made a major change, although it may not have been the one fans were hoping for. Gary O’Neil, manager of the struggling team, is feeling the pressure as they have yet to secure a win in the Premier League this season. With only one point from their first seven games, supporters are beginning to worry.
Despite the team’s poor performance, O’Neil still has the backing of the Wolves board and will be given more time to improve the situation. However, one casualty of the team’s struggles is set-piece coach Jack Wilson, who has now parted ways with the club after an unsuccessful three-month stint.
The decision to let Wilson go has received mixed reactions, with some believing that heads needed to roll due to Wolves’ poor record on set-pieces this season. Others see Wilson as a scapegoat, with Fosun needing to show action amid the team’s struggles.
Former Premier League striker Darren Bent shared his thoughts on the situation, expressing sadness over Wilson’s departure. However, some fans feel that the focus should be on bigger issues within the team, such as players playing out of position and defensive struggles.
Ultimately, the decision to part ways with Wilson was made by O’Neil and the Wolves board. Only time will tell if this change will lead to improvements on the pitch.
