Welcome to Wolves Neto and Jordao

[Templeton Peck]

Looking forward to seeing him in a team that doesn't have all the attacking players standing as far as possible from each other.

I don't think he or anyone else had a chance with the previous "tactics".

We'd never have scored the West Ham goal under Lage. Got the luck with it falling to Podence but he'd have been hugging the left wing previously.

 

[Lycan]

A small ray of sunshine at the moment, brilliant to see Pedro back to his best this season after a tough few years. He looks absolutely rapid, defenders look terrified of him and he seems to have got that swagger back as well, the goal he scored yesterday is just like one he'd have scored back in the Nuno days. Without him we'd be on 0 points this season, he's dragging us along singlehandedly.

I'd imagine that we'll sell him for a hefty profit in the summer if he keeps his form up, we know clubs like Arsenal have been sniffing around him. Just a shame that he's back playing in a team that has all it's attacking players standing miles apart from one another like Deutsch referenced earlier in the thread.

 

[Tony Towner]

Now that he's back to something approaching his best, having one attacking player with that quality is our best hope of staying up

 

[Quirkafleeg]

Now that he's back to something approaching his best, having one attacking player with that quality is our best hope of staying up

Yep and if a good offer comes in January then he'll be off..

 

[C.L.D]

I think some of his stuff at start of the season was frustrating because we knew what he could do before his injuries.

If Cunha was more clinical he'd be our best player/forward. But he isn't.

That goal though. That's the level Neto can reach and probably will be gone next season if his form keeps up.