Wolf In Sheep's Clothing
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Wolves fan here. I think you've a very distorted view on our team from watching one game, which was essentially our reserves. Nuno played a very defensive shape and we looked to get you on the break, as going toe to toe to City (even your third team) was never going to end well. And to be fair we had three one on ones and should have won, despite your total domination of possession. YHorrible might have been harsh I guess but surely you see my point about the style of football they play not suiting a player like him(kind of like Shaqiri at Stoke for years seems a waste of talent for the football they play)... were they attacking, free flowing and moving the ball around or were they defensive, organised and resilient? I understand why they played that way, they wanted the upset by any means necessary and fair play to them but the football played between them and Bristol was night and day for me, despite them not having a successful season they play much better football. The question is which is more important to a player still learning given his age? A higher finish or in a team playing the right way for his game?
I've nothing against Wolves but as I said I wouldn't blame him if he didn't fancy it, the wrong move can stall a player and when it's nothing to do with money you can't really hold it against the player. This is his career, his development as a player we are talking about who may well want to reach the top ranks some day... If Jamie Vardy and Rickie Lambert can achieve what they did from their beginnings who knows how far this already talented lad can go with the right attitude?
If this is a done deal, good luck to the lad I say, I just didn't like the idea of pushing him out the door like some seemed to be leaning towards just because the money's not shit for a change.
But if you'd seen our Championship campaign, with our starting lineup, you would have seen a much different team. Defensively sound yes, as the boss builds his teams from the back, but we played some breathtakingly quick and intricate offensive football that many neutrals put up there as some of the best the second tier has ever seen. Division's top scorers too.
With the players we've got, and looking to sign, we're coming up to compete in the top half (we hope!), not play anti-football to get 17th place minimum. In this respect I think you're completely wrong in your assessment and Zinchenko will find a team and style of play that will be perfect for him.
To be fair though I'm sure I'll pay little attention to the Championship this season so completely understand why you've judged us the way you have.
Anyway, not that you'll ever need it, but good luck the season chaps. There's a hell of a lot of respect for City at Wolves. A lot of parallels between our two clubs, or "proper" clubs, as is our obligatory title!