By Hughie Southon
Angelo Ogbonna has become one of the few plusses of a season which has gone entirely pear shaped right now and was looking close to his best alongside Nayef Aguerd at Wolves.
In the unexplained absence of Craig Dawson – who had he had his choice would have been on the opposition side – Oggy looked in very decent shape.
And he was keen to stress the importance of remaining positive after West Ham United slipped to a 1-0 defeat at Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday afternoon.
Like the manager he believed our efforts perhaps deserved more in the midlands and knows the team needs to stick together to ensure they dig themselves out of this horrific and unexpected position.
It’s a transition he says
So Moyes has gaslight everyone into thinking there’s a transition taking place so it’s fine if things don’t go well.
Just allows everyone to hide behind this mythical transition. We aren’t transitioning to anything. There are no signs of if. We’d already turned into a clueless boring awful slow team mid way through last year. That’s what we remain.