Gary O'Neil

[SerbianLad]

I know Andoni Iraola is highly regarded in the football circles, but it seems like a harsh decision to let Gary O'Neil go. Seems like a very good manager and person. I've been really impressed by their performance in the first half against Manchester United and last season with Bournemouth. Very underrated coach imo.

[bog]

I agree. Wolves have really looked organised first and could have grabbed a goal. Very impressed. Just missed another chance.

[Fulham Tup North]

I agree. Wolves have really looked organised first and could have grabbed a goal. Very impressed. Just missed another chance.

They need a finisher... but the game is not that great for the neutral..
Wolves are knocking on the door though...

[SerbianLad]

Wolves robbed of a penalty.

[LC]

Wolves have looked pretty good today

[ffcthereligion]

Wolves robbed of a penalty.

Absolutely disgraceful decision. Imagine that not being given at the other end 95th min

[demeant0r]

Gary got booked

[itombomb]

Wolves robbed of a penalty.

Absolutely disgraceful decision. Imagine that not being given at the other end 95th min

Complete big team nonsense.

[demeant0r]

It's not just us that the refs hate

[SerbianLad]

Wolves have looked pretty good today

They completely destroyed United. Some unlucky misses and referee absolutely robbed them at the end. Apparently it's okay for a goalkeeper to completely miss the ball and punch an opponent with both hands bringing him down to the ground in doing so. United gets the most ridiculous decisions at Old Trafford, it's really unfair and I'm sick of it. If there's one match I want to win this season it's Man U away.

[copthornemike]

Other lesson - no matter how good or skilful your team is you need a proven goal scorer(s).
Jiminez has shown potential in the past but we do really require Mitro to stay despite the reported histrionics a few weeks ago!

[HobGoblin]

Usual manure bias by refs, you'd think the ranting whisky muncher was still in charge

[SerbianLad]

Wolves' tally of 23 shots tonight was the second most in a Premier League away game at Old Trafford in recorded history (since 2003-04).

Only Chelsea (25) in November 2005 have attempted more in a PL game away against Man Utd.

Chelsea also lost 1-0 that day. pic.twitter.com/CUNfvAMQIO

— Opta Analyst (@OptaAnalyst) August 14, 2023

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[Rightwhite]

Wolves robbed of a penalty.

So robbed its unreal. This VAR and these corrupt officials need to be brought to book.

[SerbianLad]

Even this guy who never says anything against referees says it's a penalty:

Have to say that this does look
like a penalty.

Sometimes we have to put our hands up and say we got it wrong.

I think this is one of those times.#MANWOL https://t.co/TkDUZeyg9M

— Refsupportuk (@refsupportuk) August 14, 2023

That's the same guy that suggested Mitro should get a 6 month ban for "assaulting the referee".

Referees can't demand more respect if they keep making ridiculous decisions that favor the "big clubs". If referees were impartial, I'm certain players and managers would give them less abuse (not saying they deserve abuse though).

[Dodgin]

Disgraceful decision.

[SP]

Week one & probably a contender for the worst decision of the season.

[SP]

So predictable:

Gary O'Neil says PGMOL's Jon Moss spoke to him after the game and has admitted @Wolves should have had a penalty and it was a clear and obvious error.

[SuffolkWhite]

Wolves looked handy tonight, this season there really are no easy teams.

[SerbianLad]

So predictable:

Gary O'Neil says PGMOL's Jon Moss spoke to him after the game and has admitted @Wolves should have had a penalty and it was a clear and obvious error.

Same as last season. "Big teams" get all decisions, "small teams" get at best an apology, or otherwise nothing. And what can Wolves do with this? Absolutely nothing, but they might end up needing that one point for survival.