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“A breath of fresh air”: Adam Armstrong on the new-look coaching set-up and early season revival taking place at Compton Park
28.09.26, 06:30 Updated 27.09.26, 20:39
Perceptions change quickly in football. The build-up to the Black Country derby was dominated by Raul Jimenez’s injury and fears that Wolves would be heading into the international break with a costly defeat. By Sunday afternoon, that was replaced with a realisation that this is a squad that can compete at the top of the Championship.
Encapsulating this determination was Adam Armstrong. Leading the line and coaxing performances out of the three young amigos behind him in the attack, the 29-year-old striker showed why he is so valued in Cesar Peixoto’s squad. His intelligent running in and out of possession caused Albion’s defence a headache all afternoon. He was the perfect foil, creating space for others to do damage.
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Johnny Phillips is a broadcaster, writer and Wolves supporter. A regular on Sky Sports’ Premier League coverage, he has produced three documentaries about Wolves. Johnny's written work includes 'Bitten By Wolves', 'Revolution of Wolves' and 'Our Pack - Wolves at 150'. He hosts the Mutchy & Denno podcast and is a Wolves Foundation ambassador.