During a non-favourable encounter for Wolverhampton in the new Premier League season opener with Everton made worse by a 4-0 loss, put Gary O’Neil at a no-return point.
Wolves coach was aware that victory was essential to save his job, but a performance of the team was similar to the match against Bournemouth. The home side conceded twice to their own net from Craig Dawson, alongside Ashley Young and Orel Mangala to make a demoralizing summer for Gary O’Neil’s squad.
After months of constant fan demands for O’Neill to step down after this season, the recent tie has left fans with no doubt that this 41-year-old coach is unsalvageable. The principals of Team X’s defense are still weak, its stratagem unvaried, and the overall structure still incompetent, anger and disappointment spill over to the post-match discourse.
In the light of increasing analyses and criticism Wolves are predicted to be dropped out of the league unless a managerial shift is made as soon as is possible. This inability to hold Everton’s ailing attack in check further put the need for a new approach at the club into perspective.
The consensus is clear: In fact, Gary O’Neil is nearing his time at the Wolves and fans, players, and media have continued to call for change to avoid a possible crisis.