Wolves fans were left seething as their team suffered another devastating defeat in the Premier League against Brentford. The 5-3 loss at the Gtech Community Stadium was undoubtedly one of the poorest performances witnessed under Gary O’Neil’s management.
The defensive display from Wolves was described as shambolic, with Matheus Cunha, Jorgen Strand Larsen, and Rayan Ait-Nouri managing to find the net but failing to make any real impact due to the team’s overall embarrassing defensive lapses.
Post-match, the fans expressed their dismay by targeting the owners, Fosun, demanding change. Former striker Stan Collymore also chimed in, delivering a stern warning to the club’s top hierarchy.
With just one point from a possible 21, the pressure on O’Neil has escalated significantly, as it seems Wolves are struggling to find the solution to their woes on the pitch. Despite facing a depleted Brentford side, this game was seen as a missed opportunity to secure some crucial points.
Pundits and fans alike are now questioning the lack of progress under Fosun’s ownership. Stan Collymore highlighted the growing discontent among supporters, emphasizing the need for drastic action to remedy the situation before it worsens.
The recent defeat against Brentford could mark a tipping point for many fans, who have long been disillusioned with the club’s direction under the current ownership. The sentiment is clear: stagnation is unacceptable in modern football, and Wolves need to act decisively to avoid further decline.
Alan Shearer’s critique of Fosun’s decisions, particularly regarding player sales, echoes the widespread concerns within the fanbase. The once-promising trajectory of the club now hangs in the balance, with urgent changes needed to steer Wolves back on course for success.
Mistakes by O’Neil may trigger toxic conditions at Molineux, with little chance of change from the top.
