Wolves fans want Arokodare to start vs Brentford
The Molineux News is reporting that calls from supporters have grown louder since the final whistle at the Emirates, and the message ahead of the Brentford game is unmistakable: Tolu Arokodare should lead the line.
Many Wolves fans believe the Nigerian has earned the right to start after his impact against Arsenal, and they haven’t held back in making their feelings known.
@TomTracey12 wrote: ‘Tolu, Mane and Lopez against Brentford plz.’
Another supporter, @foleyWWFC, was even more direct: ‘Tolu should be starting next weekend against Brentford. Strand Larsen checked out in August so leave him on the bench he has offered nothing for months. Play Mane and Lopez and have a go every week I’m ok with the now. We have nothing to lose at this point #wwfc.’
The sentiment was echoed across the fanbase, with @fcw_12 insisting: ‘Play Mane, Lopez and Tolu for the rest of the season. It’s really not that hard.’
@BenThorne01 added: ‘Edwards has got to bring a new spark to the team or he will be under pressure… Tolu, Mane, Lopez can bring a different spark. We need it!’
And the pattern continued, with @lil_dzr saying: ‘This has to be made clear from now on. Tolu, Mane and Lopez need to become regular starters… If they do start against Brentford I have some faith.’
For @JonnyQ88, the solution is obvious: ‘Front 3 HAS to be Lopez, Mane and Tolu rest of the season.’
Even @MijasWolves kept it simple: ‘Lopez, Tolu and Mane have to start every game.’
The frustration with the current attack, and particularly with Jorgen Strand Larsen, has only intensified the clamour for change.
Wolves have scored just nine Premier League goals all season, and supporters feel the time for patience has long passed.
Arokodare’s equaliser at the Emirates, combined with the lively cameos from Mane and Lopez, has convinced many that Rob Edwards now has a ready made alternative staring him in the face.
With Wolves stuck at the bottom and confidence fragile, fans believe a bold shake-up could be the spark the team desperately needs. And for the first time in weeks, there is a sense of excitement at the idea of a new-look front line.
