Wolves 2-4 Bournemouth - the fans' verdict

We asked for your thoughts after Saturday's Premier League game between Wolves and Bournemouth.

Here are some of your comments:

Wolves fans

Johnny: Absolutely disgraceful. Jose Sa should not be paid for that performance. Everyone is blaming Gary O'Neil but, let's face it, the players out there constantly gave the ball away. Wolves will be relegated come the end of the season - and deservedly so. Matheus Cunha, Rayan Ait-Nouri and Jorgen Strand Larsen will be gone in January. The club is on a downward spiral.

Tony: Looks like the Championship beckons with such schoolboy errors. I don't think a change of manager will make the slightest difference, if Wolves continue displaying such errors. I assume Sa wants away from Wolves with that display.

Philip: Dreadful performance. Our defence this season is a disaster and Gary O'Neil has to take full responsibility for not sorting this out. We were giving the ball away far too often, as per usual, and a useless final 20 minutes of capitulation and defeatism. It is a mess, with no discernible pattern of play. We need a more experienced coach at this level, and fast.

Nathan: Clumsy at the back again and Sa had a shocker! Three penalties is unacceptable. We are OK going forward but we must fix the problems at the back!

Bournemouth fans

Greg: So pleased to finally be performing against a side we should be beating. Bournemouth always seem to struggle against sides lower in the table. Evanilson is starting to show some real class in the press and he is giving defenders problems. A big team performance, playing Iraola-ball with high energy.

Charl: Bournemouth were impressive throughout the whole team, especially the midfield. Ryan Christie was outstanding, David Brooks was very near to his previous best and Tyler Adams is immense. Special praise must go to Evanilson - he never gave up and he battled for every ball, causing Wolves so many problems. Magic.

James: Evanilson may not be scoring prolifically, but his work rate is superb and it was Wolves' inability to handle him that earned them the penalties which were calmly despatched by father-to-be Justin Kluivert. His historic hat-trick of penalties will be what is remembered from this match, but sadly Christie's masterclass in midfield will largely be overlooked.