Wolves v Everton Matchday Thread

[wolves71]

I thought the draw was about right, but Wolves have to defend a lot better than they did today. We also looked predictable with our passing. Often checking back when nothing was on. Everton were happy to allow Wolves to pass it about in our own half.

Everton to me looked a threat even with ten men, other sides would have just sat back and try and hit us on the break. Saying that i would've been happy with a point before the game kicked of, so a point isn't all bad.

[nortonwolf]

I thought the draw was about right, but Wolves have to defend a lot better than they did today. We also looked predictable with our passing. Often checking back when nothing was on. Everton were happy to allow Wolves to pass it about in our own half.

Everton to me looked a threat even with ten men, other sides would have just sat back and try and hit us on the break. Saying that i would've been happy with a point before the game kicked of, so a point isn't all bad.

It’s a cliche but the jump in standard is massive... I think we need to accept a period of adjustment, only Ryan Bennett has premier league experience!

All our new signings acquitted themselves well and improve the team. Greavesy I think your being over hard on Boly he’s on a learning curve too, judge him in five games time, he had some bad moments but so did half the team.

We deserved the draw today against a quality Everton side, but getting 40 points will be hard, no mistake.

I tell you what, absolutely buzzing after that, great atmosphere, great game, it’s good to be back in the Prem 👍🏻

[MichiganWolf]

Back three had a rough match from what I could see. Hesitated when going after the ball, sitting back too much at other times. Attack didn’t look cohesive, timing looked off.

First match. If we can play that poorly and get a draw against a team that should finish top half - I’ll take it.