"Share Krishna gets in touch: Isn't the match involving Manchester United no longer about the result but how many minutes before the first misplaced pass, when will Ruben disintegrate looking like a cook who forgot his recipe AND missing a key ingredient and which comic event will lead to the first red card? Ruben Amorim has been doing his usual Mr Motivator act."
"Things do not get any easier for Wolves and Rob Edwards. After being outclassed by Crystal Palace last weekend, on Sunday they face a trip to their in-form Midlands rivals Aston Villa. Then it is Nottingham Forest, Manchester United, Arsenal and Brentford before Christmas. Wolves lost to each of the promoted clubs this season and surely even the most optimistic Wolves supporter can be forgiven for wondering: where are the points coming from?"
Chelsea face Arsenal. Manchester United's upcoming match is framed around mistakes, potential disciplinary incidents and questions about Ruben's composure, while Ruben Amorim maintains a motivational role. Nottingham Forest play Brighton. Wolves were outclassed by Crystal Palace and face difficult fixtures including Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, Manchester United, Arsenal and Brentford before Christmas. Wolves have lost to each promoted club this season, prompting supporter concern and testing patience with manager Rob Edwards. Rob Edwards insists on belief and commitment and says he did not join to leave within months. Newcastle recorded a big result, Everton received boos, and Sunderland staged a comeback with Brobbey scoring.
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