Wolves manager Gary O’Neil is facing immense pressure following his team’s disappointing start to the season, but reports indicate that he is safe in his position for the time being.
After a 2-1 loss to West Ham in a match dubbed ‘El Sackico’, Wolves find themselves second-bottom of the league, with only nine points from 15 games – their worst start to a Premier League season.
Despite calls for O’Neil to be removed from his role, sources like Sky Sports have stated that he has the full support of the board and will be in charge for their upcoming game against Ipswich.
The match against Ipswich will be crucial for Wolves’ survival as both teams are currently on nine points, with Ipswich edging Wolves by goal difference.
O’Neil is feeling the pressure but remains confident in his team’s abilities, highlighting their progress since his arrival at the club. He acknowledged the fans’ frustrations but emphasized that the players are giving their all to turn their fortunes around.
The upcoming games against Ipswich and Leicester City will be crucial tests for Wolves as they look to climb out of the relegation zone. O’Neil expressed optimism about their chances and hoped for some luck with refereeing decisions in their favor.
