Wolves Fans Brutally Destroy One Player Online After a Disasterclass Performance Against Burnley — They Want Him Out ASAP
Wolverhampton Wanderers’ miserable run of form continued on Saturday evening as they suffered a heartbreaking 3–2 defeat to Burnley at Molineux — a result that has left both the team and fans in deep frustration.
Manager Vítor Pereira had labelled the fixture as a must-win in his pre-match comments, hoping to spark a revival after a difficult start to the Premier League season. But despite moments of fight and flashes of quality, Wolves once again fell short, conceding late and extending their winless streak to nine games.
Burnley stormed ahead early, with Zian Flemming striking twice in the opening half-hour to put the visitors firmly in control. Wolves responded through Jørgen Strand Larsen, who coolly converted a penalty, and Marshall Munetsi, who equalised just before halftime — lifting hopes of a turnaround.
However, those hopes were dashed when Burnley snatched a dramatic winner deep into stoppage time, silencing the home crowd and leaving Molineux in disbelief.
Fans Turn Their Anger Toward Andr
While several players came under scrutiny for the defeat, one name dominated post-match discussions across social media — André.
The Portuguese midfielder endured a torrid evening in the middle of the park, struggling to assert control or provide stability when Wolves needed it most. He was frequently bypassed by Burnley’s midfield, leaving gaps that the visitors exploited time and again.
In post-match ratings, André was handed one of the lowest scores of the night — a disappointing 4/10 — with local outlets describing his performance as “flat” and “ineffective.” Supporters on X (formerly Twitter) and Facebook didn’t hold back either, with many calling for him to be dropped immediately and even urging the club to move him on in January.
“He offers nothing going forward or defensively — he’s a passenger at this point,” one fan wrote.
“We can’t keep playing him and expect to win games. Enough is enough,” another posted.
The backlash was swift and fierce, reflecting just how much tension has built among Wolves supporters after yet another disappointing display.
Pressure Mounts on Pereira and His Squad
With the club sitting near the bottom of the Premier League table and confidence fading, manager Vítor Pereira faces growing questions about his team selections and tactics. His decision to persist with André in midfield, despite recent criticism, may now be reconsidered ahead of their next fixture.
Inside the dressing room, morale appears low, and the mood around Molineux has turned sour. Fans have grown impatient, demanding accountability and visible change before the situation worsens.
A Crucial Period Ahead
For Wolves, the upcoming fixtures could define their season. Pereira’s side desperately need a spark — both in performance and attitude — to halt their slide. Whether André remains part of that solution remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: supporters have run out of patience.
If Wolves are to recover, the team must rediscover their fight, unity, and defensive discipline — starting immediately. Otherwise, the chants of frustration heard at Molineux this weekend could become a regular soundtrack to a season unraveling too soon.