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@ESWolves_star They took a big accounting hit in 2025, but it’s mostly “on paper.” It wrote down the value of some older projects and non-essential business assets, which caused a huge loss figure. It’s sensible and good for long term investors.

'A loss is never desirable' - Fosun chief speaks as Wolves owner sees 'unprecedented' £2 billion revenue fall trib.al/I4M7mNx

@AntonioMango4 I assume it doesn’t include the Jan 26 transfer window because if it doesn’t Wolves match Brighton’s figures. Which may be admirable but it eventually gets us relegated

Brighton are the only Premier League side with a POSITIVE Net Spend over the Past 5 Years. Interesting list to say the least .... Maybe City don't spend the most?! Newcastle spending more than Liverpool, City & many others. Aston Villa and Unai Emery massive credit.

@CraigHope_DM Think you might find them dipping into sovereign wealth fund to pay for new toll route post Straits of Hormuz settlement. Sorry to disappoint but the world is different to when they purchased the club - priorities change

✍️ Forget debate about Eddie Howe’s future, it’s the Saudi ownership & club chiefs who need to step from the shadows & deliver 👇 Big read on NUFC state of play… mol.im/a/15671767

@FabrizioRomano And that’s the problem, you can acknowledge the quality but as we discovered last week with Chelsea’s industrial scale deception you cannot overlook the context. If you want to ignore this crucial aspect, that’s your right

🚨🏆 Pep Guardiola: "19 titles in 10 years at Manchester City, in the modern era, in England, in Europe… …I think it's a hats off to the whole organisation”.

@MrRyanLeister In a week when Chelsea misdemeanours are on an industrial scale, this lots are off the stratosphere. Great to see football fans mobilising against the injustice served to lesser clubs. City and Chelsea will always have an asterisk against trophies won in the last decade

#ARSMCI | Spoilers v Purists A win for football.

@catyler84 @molineuxmusings Companies mess up. Everton were in a worse state. Today they are carrying a £1bn debt - let that sink in All we ask is fosun redeem themselves. Early signs are positive. If applauding it constitutes happy clapping, so be it.

@molineuxmusings They still walk amongst us…

Everton are 7th.. If that doesn’t tell you this has been the biggest fuck up season for #wwfc nothing will.. Yet the Fosun Clappers still seem to be out in force..

@ConceptScouting a comparison we signed Djiga from the same club and same money when Bournemouth bought Veljko Milosavljević. My concern about our recruitment team is they’re not great at identifying the nuggets. Jury out on Lima, Enzo and Bastian sold. We spent 20m with no return

A centre-back playing in Ligue 2. 20 years old. RB Leipzig just paid around €20m. Abdoul Koné (20, 🇫🇷) of Reims - the profile speaks for itself. 🛡️ PAdj Interceptions - 92pct 🥇 🎯 Progressive Passes/90 - 93pct 🥇 📤 Passes to Final Third/90 - 90pct 🥇 ✈️ Aerial Duel Win% - 82pct 🥇 Benchmarked against 3,835 centre-backs worldwide. Bayer Leverkusen were also in for him before Leipzig got the deal done. Still finishing the season at Reims on loan.

The amount of people that dont get Danny dyers point about football is exactly what is wrong with football. Im a swindon fan cus its where im from. All my friends who are also from here support a team in the "big 6" for no fucking reason. It's pathetic. #STFC

Finally a proper football opinion on a podcast, you can’t live in a different continent to your club and pretend like you truly know what it means to support that club like fans in the local area do

Trump at perhaps the most dangerous of his presidency- simply, he looks like he’s lost control of events.

@henrywinter @FootyBoardroom Excellent summary - recommend to all football fans

Leniency and inconsistency over PL/CFC sanctions agreement outlined by Christian Purslow @FootyBoardroom #CFC #NFFC #EFC

@JackPittBrooke @TheAthleticFC Henderson spent last night mostly blowing out of his arse

Picked MY England squad for the World Cup here. Who's in yours? nytimes.com/athletic/71205…

@MrRyanLeister @TheWolvesReport @Nocky1982 Starting to channel thoughts to next season and inevitable speculation - player trading, ticketing, stadium infrastructure, academy and Wolves Women. Revenues will be 80m down. Key will be any owner investment. Gut feeling is player trading on its own won’t be sufficient.

#wwfc | @TheWolvesReport | E160 🎙️ @Nocky1982 joins me at 8pm tonight (Tuesday) for the latest live episode which will include: • Brentford player & match analysis • Nathan’s update/Season tickets • Your questions • Looking ahead to West Ham Do you have any questions?

@molineuxmusings Thought we tried but something you’ve pointed out all season: quality, lack of firepower and certainly first half a half decent opposition were again telling factors.

@knowledge1877 It’s a game of football - we try to win it. I don’t think it’s much more complicated than that now there is a semblance of a chance of survival. A draw is as good as a loss in that context

Why haven’t we gone to a back 4 in the last 10? The back three allowed them safe possession. Brentford were done at 2-2 and I’m sorry, but draws mean nothing except for maintaining a sense of competitiveness about the end of our season. Am I being unreasonable?

@SophyRidgeSky Any credibility the game’s authorities had left is down the swanny. And that’s before we get to the ill gotten gains of Chelsea’s former owner.

Went on a bit of a rant on telly comparing how Chelsea & Sheffield Wednesday have been dealt with

@molineuxmusings Season ticket news last week was the surest indicator that the club is being pragmatic.

@knowledge1877 It’s self preservation from Edwards then isn’t it? The whole ‘fight till the end’ stuff is a bit disingenuous if that’s the case

@molineuxmusings Come on, surely, no one thought that was feasible, and made worse by the weekend results. Happy to take every positive we can get to build small incremental improvements on a sustained basis going into next season.

@knowledge1877 I don’t feel like it is given we’re only realistically in with a shout of staying up by winning every game left…

@MrRyanLeister Overall ticket sales - £17m (last club accounts) 25% reduction = circa £4m Projected EFL income - £100m inc parachute money - revised £96m Gap most likely to be offset by player sales - equivalent to Arias book value profit. Job done! Small price to pay for goodwill 😇

#wwfc This is the level of communication we should expect from our executive chairman. For a long time, the football club didn’t feel like Jeff’s priority & as a result we are where we are now, which feels like it’s been acknowledged in this club post. Nathan will ultimately be judged on the success of his actions, but communicating with clarity is very much a step in right direction.

@Soccer_Stats Jota fee, given the terms of repayment agreed with Liverpool - spread over a longer period - was circa £50m in the end

The 5 Players sold by Wolverhampton Wanderers for the Highest Fees: Pedro Neto (£54m Chelsea) Matheus Nunes (£53m Manchester City) Rúben Neves (£47m Al-Hilal) Diogo Jota (£41m Liverpool) Max Kilman (£40m West Ham United) #WWFC #Wolves myfootballfacts.com/premier-league…