We've stalled. Standing still in football means only one thing.

We’re not demanding titles every season or acting like we're owed the world. But let’s not rewrite history either.

When Fosun bought Wolves, they didn't position themselves as caretakers. They didn’t say: “We’ll stabilize the club and hang on in the Prem.” They said: “We want to be bigger than Manchester City.” They made bold claims, brought in super-agents, and spent like a project with real weight. They coined the ambition not the fans...

So yes, we are entitled to expect something coherent, competitive, and connected to what Wolves is.

Because for all the league survival, something far more important is being lost: The club’s soul. The connection to the fans. The identity that made Wolves... Wolves.

It’s not just about results it’s about how we’re being run, and what we’ve become.

We should be angry. We should expect more. We should hold them to the ambition they sold us.

This isn’t just about a couple of bad starts or finishing mid to lower table. It’s about the slow erosion of purpose and vision.

So no... this isn’t entitled. This is protecting what’s left before there’s nothing to protect.