Supporters of Wolverhampton Wanderers have buzzed over the club’s manager, Nuno Espirito Santo, following an article from Tim Spiers.
On Sunday afternoon, the Athletic reporter for the Old Gold shared an article to Twitter in which he boasted over the Portuguese 45-year-old (per Tim Spiers), that then led supporters to buzz over their man also.
He speaks five languages, demands the highest standards – and gives them back in return.
This is Nuno, Wolves’ “world class” head coach #wwfc https://t.co/yCKq2agvEO
— Tim Spiers (@TimSpiers) December 22, 2019
Our king.
— joey (@fatalmango) December 22, 2019
Bruno’s the special one!!!
— steve wilson (@stevewi95300125) December 22, 2019
Fascinating article, further insights into the mind of Nuno… and what sets him apart from others are welcome.
— Paul Clifford (@pauljclifford) December 22, 2019
How far can Nuno Espirito Santo take the Old Gold?Already done all he canA domestic trophy
The Premier League title
An international trophy
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Under Nuno’s guidance, the club achieved champions status in the Championship in his first year, before qualifying for the Europa League in his second, then qualifying for the Europa League knockouts mid-way through his third (per talkSPORT).
With all of those achievements over just two-and-a-half short years, supporters have been left infatuated with the 45-year-old and desperate for him to stay as long as possible.
Can he please sign a new contract
— Cammy_boii/\_/\ (@boii_cammy) December 22, 2019
I’ve supported Wolves from an early age, now 71 and this is the Golden time for Wolves, Nuno, the team attitude and support is best ever,upwards and onwards
— Barrie Dowsett (@BarrieDowsett7) December 23, 2019
Top man
— Steven Jeavons (@steve_jeavons) December 22, 2019
What do we think?
While it can only be assumed that the bloke who christened Nuno as ‘Bruno’ was a spell check away from getting it right, his point still stands.
What the Portuguese manager has done at Molineux is nothing short of remarkable and he deserves all of the plaudits being pointed in his direction.