Watford v Wolves.
The international break is coming to a close and the Prem rolls back around.
Wolves have lost their three Premiership games one nil, despite playing well according to the reports I have read. They have a new manager, Bruno Lage, and Jimenez is back, but hopefully he'll forget the lucha libre mask. Wolves, like us, won in the league cup though.
Watford have picked up one win in three in the league and lost their last two. Muñoz has a mostly new midfield (Etebo, Kucka, Sissoko Tufan & Louza is a big revamp) and attack (King, The Menace & Fletcher) to work with. We have lost our club captain and two midfielders who did well last season, plus other squad members have left. I feel this is a new era after Deeney et al's exits and the midfield needs time to gel properly. Time is a hard thing to find in the Prem mind, and the mission to stay up or even push on is well and truly on.
We need to win our home games and mistakes need to be eliminated. It can be a sharp learning curve back in the Prem. We need to get something from this game to keep the points slowly racking up. Wolves will want to get back on track and I expect a tight game.
Norwich away, Stoke in the cup, then Newcastle follow for the Hornets. Although, this season should be taken one game at a time I fear, and no loss of motivation despite some enivitable results is key to keeping things going. Hopefully, this can happen on Saturday.
¡¡COYH COYH COYH!!
Team news to follow:
Maybe, there will be some changes with Internationals getting in the way of thigs and usual.
The international break is coming to a close and the Prem rolls back around.
Wolves have lost their three Premiership games one nil, despite playing well according to the reports I have read. They have a new manager, Bruno Lage, and Jimenez is back, but hopefully he'll forget the lucha libre mask. Wolves, like us, won in the league cup though.
Watford have picked up one win in three in the league and lost their last two. Muñoz has a mostly new midfield (Etebo, Kucka, Sissoko Tufan & Louza is a big revamp) and attack (King, The Menace & Fletcher) to work with. We have lost our club captain and two midfielders who did well last season, plus other squad members have left. I feel this is a new era after Deeney et al's exits and the midfield needs time to gel properly. Time is a hard thing to find in the Prem mind, and the mission to stay up or even push on is well and truly on.
We need to win our home games and mistakes need to be eliminated. It can be a sharp learning curve back in the Prem. We need to get something from this game to keep the points slowly racking up. Wolves will want to get back on track and I expect a tight game.
Norwich away, Stoke in the cup, then Newcastle follow for the Hornets. Although, this season should be taken one game at a time I fear, and no loss of motivation despite some enivitable results is key to keeping things going. Hopefully, this can happen on Saturday.
¡¡COYH COYH COYH!!
Team news to follow:
Maybe, there will be some changes with Internationals getting in the way of thigs and usual.
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