Still think Watford could do City in a one off and take that 7th spot making us at Wolves.
Under The Lights
ORDER NOW
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: this_feature_currently_requires_accessing_site_using_safari
To be fair they got the most points be a newly promoted team in 17/18 years,so they have had to go some to achieve that,plus they would not i dont think do anywhere near as good next season, even if they dont get europa,they may end up 10-15th ish,this could have been one of those one of seasons were a new team and theres always one that do well the 1st season they come upThe players should be asking themselves how Wolves, a newly promoted team, have managed to finish above them. Should be a source of shame, but equally, a source of motivation for next season.
Still think the players should feel like they’ve let the fanbase down. Burnley last season and now Wolves this season.To be fair they got the most points be a newly promoted team in 17/18 years,so they have had to go some to achieve that,plus they would not i dont think do anywhere near as good next season, even if they dont get europa,they may end up 10-15th ish,this could have been one of those one of seasons were a new team and theres always one that do well the 1st season they come up
The players should be asking themselves how Wolves, a newly promoted team, have managed to finish above them. Should be a source of shame, but equally, a source of motivation for next season.
How is it a source of shame? They've assembled a tidy squad who have all been playing together for a while, They're going to beat us by a mere 4 points.The players should be asking themselves how Wolves, a newly promoted team, have managed to finish above them. Should be a source of shame, but equally, a source of motivation for next season.
What’s your point? Go look at our annual wage bill in comparison to Wolves’.You do know that Wolves assembled a PL team while in the Championship I assume? Their wages to turnover ratio and potential losses if they didnt go up were off the charts last season.
It was a massive gamble that paid off.
Why do people continuously put out this myth that anyone who criticises this season expected us to be in 6th position? We didn’t. No one expected us to be competing with the Top 6.How is it a source of shame? They've assembled a tidy squad who have all been playing together for a while, They're going to beat us by a mere 4 points.
Silva and Brands had to assemble a team together and hope they done the business while not having a proper center forward and also trying to clean out the mess that Koeman and the P.E teacher left.
Burnley finished above us last season while they are relegation fodder this season while Everton have maintained being in the top half despite being gash for the past 3-4 seasons.
Honestly find it weird that our fan base expects 6th to be a cake walk.
What’s your point? Go look at our annual wage bill in comparison to Wolves’.
Average wage bills Premier League 2018/19
Rank Team Average annual wage per player
1 Manchester United £6,534,654
2 Manchester City £5,993,000
3 Chelsea £5,020,004
4 Liverpool £4,862,963
5 Arsenal £4,853,130
6 Tottenham Hotspur £3,515,778
7 Everton £3,242,690
.
.
.
.
.
.
14 Wolverhampton Wanderers £1,757,600
Surely you’re not suggesting it isn’t extremely disappointing to finish behind newly promoted Wolves?
How is it a source of shame? They've assembled a tidy squad who have all been playing together for a while, They're going to beat us by a mere 4 points.
Silva and Brands had to assemble a team together and hope they done the business while not having a proper center forward and also trying to clean out the mess that Koeman and the P.E teacher left.
Burnley finished above us last season while they are relegation fodder this season while Everton have maintained being in the top half despite being gash for the past 3-4 seasons.
Honestly find it weird that our fan base expects 6th to be a cake walk.
My apologies, I meant 7th.Why do people continuously put out this myth that anyone who criticises this season expected us to be in 6th position? We didn’t. No one expected us to be competing with the Top 6.
Wolves have took the most points from the top 6 outside the "big 6", All these players have had to buy into Silva's way of playing and philosophies. Wolves squad is pretty similar to the one where they destroyed the Championship, Having a settled team like that can go a long way, Silva had to chop and change until he finally nailed it with Richarlison on the right which happened WAY late on in the season.Maybe shame is a bit much, but it's certainly not acceptable from the players is it.
Wolves are a promoted side with players who have no experience in this league. We have a squad who is used to being in the top 8 of the PL and we added players whove had CL experience. We shouldn't be in a position where Wolves are finishing higher in their 1st season back up, and whilst they deserve credit, our players have failed to perform to achieve our expected 7th place finish. Leicester being current 'rivals' is fair enough, they have established themselves over a number of seasons and still have title winners in the side.
If Wolves get it right then it looks like they and Leicester will be our biggest challengers for 7th in the coming seasons and breaking in to that top 6. But the jury's still out on them, and next season wont be easy for them.
If we dont add a goalscorer up front though, I fear it will be more of the same next season, but I do trust Brands and Silva in the summer.
Yes , there were plenty of objections from Championship clubs about the finance Wolves were splashing around iirc.No, I am saying that Wolves didnt fluke a jammy promotion and sneaked up.
What’s your point? Go look at our annual wage bill in comparison to Wolves’.
Average wage bills Premier League 2018/19
Rank Team Average annual wage per player
1 Manchester United £6,534,654
2 Manchester City £5,993,000
3 Chelsea £5,020,004
4 Liverpool £4,862,963
5 Arsenal £4,853,130
6 Tottenham Hotspur £3,515,778
7 Everton £3,242,690
.
.
.
.
.
.
14 Wolverhampton Wanderers £1,757,600
Surely you’re not suggesting it isn’t extremely disappointing to finish behind newly promoted Wolves?