We asked for your thoughts after Saturday’s Premier League game between Nottingham Forest and Wolves.
Here are some of your comments:
Forest fans
Martin: We were good, more solid than last season, but there is still work to do. We are stronger on the left than the right. We played well and kept battling for the win which is good to watch. Jota Silva was lively when he came on as was Ramon Sosa which is positive. Some nice tricky football in there throughout. Not an easy opponent but one point feels a fair result.
Andy: A pity not to take three points but we would have lost that last season. We look so much surer at the back, particularly from set pieces. Lots of encouraging signs – we played well but Matheus Cunha is a different class. He owned the first half but Morgan Gibbs-White took the second.
Shaun: You can see that although the team have only played two Premier League games, they are forming a good understanding. Sosa and Jota are looking good. Once they have been with us another month or two i can see them starting matches. Sangare should be able to last 90+ minutes but has improved. Elliot Anderson looks to be a bargain. I’m looking forward to the rest of the season.
Coxsy: One mistake cost us the goal but on a positive we are much improved this season. We’ve been the better team. To be honest, I’m disappointed we have not got seven to nine points from the first 3 games.
Wolves fans
Kye: Good point! Sam Johnstone looks a good signing and it is comfortable on the ball. Michael Dawson was as solid as ever. VAR again doesn’t like us as it was definitely handball from Chris Wood. Solid performance from all. Jorgen Strand Larsen looks very good.
Steve: Nothing different from what we have seen before. No cohesion at the back, a soft goal let in and no real attacking force yet. Seems like a replay of the second half of last season. I hope the manager manages to get them all to gel. It’s up to the players to support the manager and themselves.
Steve: I think it was a good game of football. Excellent goalkeeping by the new lad, while the defence is slowly improving and the midfielders along with the attackers are looking better. Cunha was busy, Mario Lemina looks sharp and Nelson Semedo is his usual self. I’m confident that, after the first win, many more will follow. Gary O’Neil’s barmy army indeed.
Rob: Initial luck has run out for this out-of-depth manager. One win in 13. What a record.