Wolves boss Gary O'Neil says he is not 'drowning' despite a frantic start to his time at Molineux and a busy end to the transfer window.
Wolves boss Gary O'Neil says he is not "drowning" despite a frantic start to his time at Molineux.
He has taken charge of four matches in the three weeks since and is now dealing with a busy end to the transfer window that includes the £53m exit of key midfielder Matheus Nunes."I don't feel like I am drowning. It has been unbelievably busy, probably my busiest time ever as a head coach because of how close everything was.
That brings its own expectations about the 21-year-old's likely career path, given the integral role he played in getting the Blades back to the Premier League. "I have experienced what it is like to be an England Under-21. It accelerates your progress and means you are able to cope with big pressure moments earlier.
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