"Never seemed right": Wolves fans send Nuno Espirito Santo message after Tottenham sacking

Nuno Espirito Santo was "relieved of his duties" as a Tottenham manager. The club decided to part ways with him following the Spurs' 3 - 0 loss to Manchester United at the weekend. Football director Fabio Paratici said: “I know how much Nuno and his coaching staff wanted to succeed and I regret that we have had to take this decision. “Nuno is a true gentleman and will always be welcome here. We should like to thank him and his coaching staff and wish them well for the future.” The 47-year-old has spent four seasons with the Wolves, hence the club supporters took to Twitter to send a clear message to the Portuguese man.

Nuno never seemed right for Spurs and that job was a poisoned chalice anyway. I feel for him, though, but in his own words in the penultimate month of my Nunospirational #wwfc calendar: pic.twitter.com/WqmHdNTCVq

— Bex (@doublemacbex) November 1, 2021

We bet Tottenham's goodbye Nuno montage isn't half as good as the @wolves one.#wwfc #wolves pic.twitter.com/2lLri2XmsA

— Wolves Fancast (@wolvesfancast) November 1, 2021

Feel sorry for Nuno. He did great work for us but relationships never go well when you’re publicly the fifth choice. #Nuno #WWFC #THFC

— Oliver Page (@Platinum_Page) November 1, 2021

Does this mean our fans can stop the weird agenda against Nuno now? #wwfc

— Jack Lewis (@_JackLewis) November 1, 2021

Nuno has squandered arguably the biggest job he’ll ever get because of his stubbornness to change his ways.

Football is progressive. Nuno is not.

Break time, get yourself back home and review your tactic book and CHANGE #wwfc #THFC

— Wolvestruth (@WolvesTruth) November 1, 2021

Got a hell of a lot of respect for Nuno as a man and for everything he achieved at wolves. To succeed in the future he needs to be far more flexible and not so stubborn with his tactics. Hope he gets a top job in Portugal and does well. #nuno #wwfc

— Dave (@dtr2527) November 1, 2021

Nuno won manager of the month in 33% of the months he was in charge at spurs 🤨😂 #wwfc #thfc

— Dave (@dtr2527) November 1, 2021

Where are all the divvy, deluded Nuno happy clappers from last season now? When we clearly should’ve sacked him straight after the WBA disaster and I saw excuses such as ‘he’s depressed’ ‘we’re in transition’ ‘we’ve lost Jimenez’ 😂😂😂 shock I’m right again! #WWFC

— The Molineux Blog (@TheMolineuxBlog) November 1, 2021

So frustrated by what we had to endure at #wwfc in Nuno's last 18 months with us, and I was one of the early ones to call for a change.

But still saddened by the fact that Nuno has gone from the greatest Wolves boss in my lifetime & building something special with us - to this.

— Paddy Day (@paddyday90) November 1, 2021

 

Source: Birmingham Live 

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