Gary O’Neil is currently facing backlash at Molineux due to Wolves’ recent poor performance, but this has not always been the case.
Despite a brief moment of hope with wins over Southampton and Fulham, Wolves suffered a disappointing 4-2 defeat against Bournemouth, reigniting talks of O’Neil being sacked by the fans.
With a shaky defensive record and a disheartened fanbase, O’Neil is now on thin ice at Wolves, a stark contrast to the praise he received in the previous season for his coaching abilities.
Once tipped by Gary Lineker to become a ‘special’ English coach, O’Neil now faces scrutiny over whether he can keep his job as Wolves Struggle in the Premier League.
As the pressure mounts, failure to secure a positive result against Everton could spell the end for O’Neil at Molineux, despite earlier support from football pundits Lineker and Alan Shearer.
With the tides turning against him, O’Neil must work quickly to regain the confidence of both the fans and the club if he hopes to survive in his role as Wolves manager.
