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Support for O’Neil Despite Winless Streak
Keith Wyness, the former chief executive of Everton, has thrown his weight behind Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O’Neil, urging fans to remain patient despite the team’s winless start to the season. Wyness, who has an extensive background in football consultancy, believes that the Molineux supporters are not yet disheartened by the current situation.
Last-Minute Heartbreak Against Man City
Wolves faced a crushing defeat at home to reigning champions Manchester City, losing 2-1 after leading for much of the match. Jorgen Strand Larsen opened the scoring, but Josko Gvardiol equalised, and John Stones snatched a dramatic winner in the dying moments. This result left Wolves at the bottom of the Premier League table with just one point.
Fans Recognising Unlucky Breaks
Wyness noted that the fans have been understanding of the team’s misfortunes, acknowledging they’ve encountered some “unlucky breaks” so far this season. He stated on the Football Insider podcast, “The offside decision was wrong, for me. The team were playing really well against City.” His comments suggest that there is still a sense of optimism among the supporters regarding O’Neil’s ability to turn things around.
Hope for a Turnaround
Despite the rocky start, Wyness is confident that Wolves can bounce back, recalling their previous season where they overcame a similar situation. “I think they’ll carry on and keep that stability – the team are playing well for him,” he added, reinforcing his belief in O’Neil’s management skills.
Looking Ahead
As Wolves aim to climb out of the relegation zone, the coming fixtures will be crucial in determining the team’s trajectory. With the backing of fans and former executives like Wyness, O’Neil’s position may remain secure as he seeks to steer the club back to form.
