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I think they are turning a corner by Spade

Before the ManCity match, Wolves have had a habit of getting down early and clawing back for some impressive last-gasp goals to salvage draws. I have been surprised why they weren’t instead getting these last-gasp goals for more wins instead of draws. And this is reflected in their Europa campaign as well.

Nunes seems to have each and every one of his players believing in themselves and that makes them very, very dangerous. I feel this is a team that could turn the corner and become very good as the season progresses. I’d say The Portuguese Project is still evolving quite well in Wolverhampton, especially if Nunes can keep this squad focused.