This season, the Premier League delivers several fairly disturbing messages. In addition to the supremacy of Liverpool and the consistency of Arsenal over the seasons, all the rest of the classification is quite surprising. In parallel with the relegation of the three promotes which have never really been at the level, several cadors have completely missed their seasons on different floors. While Manchester United and Tottenham have completely missed their seasons in the league and point to 15th and 16th place respectively, Chelsea and Manchester City also produced inconsistent seasons in the race for Europe. In the teams who were used to playing the first part of the table, West Ham and Wolverhampton also disappointed this season.
However, while the Hammers point to an edifying 17th place, the Wolves have had the merit of wake up and know a fairly impressive alarm clock in recent weeks. Good last first league after 10 days and unable to win the slightest match until the 11th day, the residents of the Molinine Stadium quickly thought they were having a galley season. 17th at the truce, the teammates of Pablo Sarabia did not lengthly led but the arrival of Vitor Pereira on their bench completely transformed their season.
Wolverhampton remains on six wins in the last six games
With Matheus Cunha, Joao Gomes, Rayan Aït-Nouri or Pablo Sarabia, it was surprising to see a club used to being a bit to scratch in the Premier League collapse like this. Finally, as often with Wolverhampton in recent years, the solution has come from a man who speaks Portuguese. Having much more attractive game ideas than those advocated by his predecessor Gary O'Neil, the former Al-Shabab coach has given confidence to a talented workforce. And after first saws of saw, the 56 -year -old coach was quick to get everyone. Over the last 10 Premier League games, Wolverhampton is the second team in England with 7 victories. Only Liverpool, a solid leader, is better. With the large victory against Leicester this Saturday (3-0), the Wolves even compiled a sixth victory in as many matches. An incredible form which allowed the Wanderers to climb in the classification and to replace themselves in 13th place.
In addition to this formidable rise in the Premier League, the Wolves can now understand the future in a calm manner with Vitor Pereira. Proud of his team this Saturday, the former midfielder expressed his joy and indicated how he had managed to re -mobilize a amorphous group at the start of the season: “I am very proud of my team and our supporters. Happiness and good football – I am happy. I like good football. I don't like to win a match without playing good football with our identity. We can create our identity, but when we arrived, it was above all a question of defending better, and now, I want more. I want the team to play football with the ball. From the first day, I said to them: “I came here because you have quality. Otherwise, I would not have accepted this position. I have a clear vision of football and you have to be ready to start playing to forge our identity. From the first day, I felt that the players understood what we expected from them. It is not only a question of tactics, it is also a question of energy.” As you can see, Wolverhampton has once again become a beautiful football team on the other side of the Channel.
