Monday’s episode of Wolves Express brings you all the reaction to the weekend’s 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace at Molineux.

Gary O’Neil shares his thoughts on the display, which was filled with mixed emotions, as he was proud of the way his players fought back after going a goal behind against the Eagles to take the lead, but ultimately disappointed not to have held on to achieve their first victory of the season.

The head coach insists his players’ effort level is not the reason they have failed to secure victory in the Premier League so far this campaign, but he was also not very happy with the way his team concedes goals. with two further set pieces causing damage to Molineux.

Legendary former full-backs Andy Thompson and Lee Naylor also feature on the podcast and they give their take on the action, believing Wolves’ set-piece defense is the Old Gold’s downfall this season.

Listeners can also hear from Jorgen Strand Larsen – who scored his fourth goal of the season to put Wolves back on level terms – as he reflects on another missed opportunity for the team to take all three points at home.

Despite his disappointment with the result, the Norwegian striker was happy to score another goal in front of the Molineux support, but admits he feels sorry for the supporters who cannot yet witness a victory.

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