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CESAR VOWS TO WIN OVER WOLVES FANS

CESAR VOWS TO WIN OVER WOLVES FANS

By Tim Nash

WOLVES 1

WATFORD 0

WOLVES head coach Cesar Peixoto insisted he will win the Molineux crowd over after his dominant side beat Watford at Molineux.
Wolves dominated, but only had Adam Armstrong’s 35th-minute strike to show for it and fans chanted “You don’t know what you’re doing” when Peixoto withdrew the goalscorer and Jordan James in the 78th minute.
Peixoto said: “If we continue to win and continue to score then things are going to change, for sure.
“I took Jordan off because Marshall Munetsi is important for us at...

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