Wolves lose again under new coach
Wolverhampton Wanderers faced Crystal Palace in Rob Edwards’ first match as head coach, suffering a 2-0 defeat. The loss marks Wolves’ tenth of the season, leaving them at the bottom of the Premier League.










































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































Last season, Arne Slot enjoyed his interactions with journalists during press conferences. However, the atmosphere has changed recently. Following a tough League Cup defeat against Crystal Palace, Slot seemed tense while clarifying his earlier comments about the squad.
Slot previously mentioned the team having a “thin squad,” despite Liverpool spending over â¬500 million. Fans and analysts reacted swiftly. On Friday, Slot clarified his remarks, stating that an ideal squad size would include around 20-21 players.
Injuries to key players like Ibrahima Konaté and Virgil van Dijk have made managing the teamâs schedule difficult. Slot pointed out that not every player was fit enough to cope with three games within a week, explaining these as challenges, not excuses.
Despite the pressures faced by Slot, Liverpool fans continue to support him wholeheartedly. In a recent match against Aston Villa, supporters sang in his honor. Club legend Steven Gerrard defended Slot, praising his work since taking over from Jürgen Klopp and criticizing the calls for his dismissal.
Slot’s recent comments indicate a change in tone, appearing more pressured. Previously, Slot let the team’s victories speak for themselves. However, the recent win against Aston Villa, with standout performances from Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch, might relieve some of the pressure.