00:00Well, the Hampton Wunderers' season has been defined by pain and frustration,
00:05with the club enduring the longest winless start to an English top-flight campaign since 1992,
00:11failing to win any of their first 19 Premier League games.
00:15That run left them rooted to the bottom of the table with just a handful of points
00:18and genuine relegation danger looming large.
00:22But after the turn of the year at Molyneux, Wolves finally exercised that unwanted start,
00:26delivering a dominant 3-0 victory over fellow strugglers West Ham United.
00:32First-half goals from Jean Arias, Swangi Chan and teenager Matthias Mane secured not only the club's first win of the season,
00:39but also Rob Edwards' maiden victory as head coach.
00:42But the challenge was then we need to be able to take the ball.
00:45And I thought then after the first few minutes, you know, United had it and OK, we're working things out.
00:49But after that, I thought we began to take the ball, really challenged João and John and Mane to be able to do that for us
00:55because we felt if they go aggressive against João, then we'll be able to find either Mane or John.
01:02And it really, yeah, I thought we had some really good control, some good passages of play,
01:07created some good chances, especially in the first half.
01:09Second half, probably they forced us back a little bit more,
01:12but I thought we looked at a good counter-attacking threat then as well.
01:14Showed really good energy, good aggression, still created one or two big moments.
01:19So overall, yeah, it was a really good performance.
01:24That result was more than just three points.
01:26It rewarded players and supporters for sticking with the project through a historic slump
01:31and hinted at what might yet be possible as the season unfolds.
01:36Wolves have shown brief signs of life in recent weeks,
01:39including a spirited draw at Manchester United that ended an extended losing run.
01:44And because we thought what we thought we were going to do,
01:47I think he thought he was going to be playing as a number 10.
01:50And we were talking to him about that last night at dinner.
01:52And then today, obviously, things have changed and he's playing as an 8.
01:55So to show that level of understanding, really, really impressive.
02:00Yeah, took the ball, didn't look phased, you say, played with bravery.
02:04But then his work rate as well, you know, his recovery,
02:08that recovery late on against Casemiro after he tried the little back hill.
02:11Well, that's priceless.
02:14That's the stuff that we need, you know, everyone to do.
02:16And it's great that an 18-year-old at the moment is showing that.
02:19It's great.
02:21Off the pitch, fans and pundits have discussed what January transfer window might bring.
02:27With survival their priority, there is an appetite for fresh legs and hungry talent,
02:32particularly with Wolves' squad in need of reinforcement
02:35and the manager keen to mould a group capable of fighting in the top flight.
02:40Young talents such as Mane have provided genuine excitement
02:43and ranking hopefuls remain eager to see how Edwards shapes his squad this month.
02:48While the immediate task remains steep,
02:50that long-awaited win has given Wolves a platform,
02:53belief and a positive narrative in a campaign that long threatened, only despair.
02:58Итак, we're going to play with Solve hod spiraling with the short talk.
03:12That's the thing we should regards for success.
03:15Okay?
03:17We're going to play with Solve,
03:20Solve,
03:21and then the model looks great for sure the speedometer.
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