Wolves fans have made their feelings clear after many did not enter Molineux until 15 minutes into the match against Manchester United
Wolves fans made their feelings known during the game against Manchester United at Molineux, slamming club boss Geoff See with a series of chants. Supporters are eager for the Fosun owner to sell himself.
Rob Edwards’ side go into United at the bottom of the Premier League with just two points behind them after 14 games, their worst start in their history.
Many Timberwolves fans remained in the concourse until 15 minutes into the game, protesting the owners and executive committee.
When they hit the ground, they revealed the object of their anger and spoke out. “Jeff See is terrible,” was the first thing that rang out.
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Afterwards, there were loud cries of “You sold the team, now let’s sell the club,” especially in reference to last season’s top scorer Matheus Cunha joining the opposition team.
“We want Fosun out” was also sung several times. The mood of Wolves fans did not improve when Bruno Fernandes put United ahead in disastrous fashion.
Andre casually passed the ball to Casemiro, who fed Cunha. The Brazilian was unselfish in his first match back at Molineux and named Fernandes as his replacement, but he slipped.
However, the United captain recovered and fired past Emmanuel Agbadu, then picked up a big ball past Sam Johnstone before the ball drifted into goal.
Wolves fans booed the play and this time directed chants on the playing field instead of in the director’s box.
“Oh my god,” a voice echoed in the homestand. The words “You’re not fit to wear that shirt” quickly followed.
Victory would move United into the top six, level on points with fifth-placed Chelsea and one point behind fourth-placed Crystal Palace.
Defeat would mean Wolves would drop to the bottom of the table, 13 points behind Nottingham Forest in 17th place.
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