Wolves 1-1 Portsmouth - the fans' verdicts

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Jordan James, wearing Wolves' old gold home shirt, raises his right hand and has his mouth open as he celebrates scoring against Portsmouth.Image source, Shutterstock

We asked for your thoughts after Wolves drew 1-1 with Portsmouth in the Championship at Molineux on Tuesday night.

Here are some of your comments:

Wolves fans

Robert: Both teams would have been better off playing rock, paper, scissors. It would have been more exciting. Lack of quality evident and without a striker Wolves will struggle to get into play-off contention. January window a long way off unfortunately.

Laura: We somehow find a way to be more frustrating with each game. There doesn't seem to be any intent to get in the opponents' faces and put them under real sustained pressure - we do it for a little bit, then just back off and surrender any momentum we've built up. The most frustrating thing though is hearing the manager just saying we're the better team - he must be watching a different game to the 30,000 of us in the stands who are fed up of seeing their team being out-fought and out-thought.

Wol: Poor first half and Cesar made changes at start of the second half which made us more of a threat going forward. We scored a good goal and should have pressed for a second to kill the game off but as always we let the opposition get back in the game. It shows our lack of attacking options when you have to bring on a centre back to play as a striker.

Paul: Terrible performance from Wolves. Very predictable side to side and a few hopeful crosses. We need a striker fast. The young lad Neave is still learning, not what Wolves need, but nothing we can do with injuries. Think we will be in the play-offs. Fosun need to get their fingers out in Jan!

Rich: 11 games in and we look as poor and as clueless as we did last season but against lesser opposition. Manager doesn't know how to defend and sets the team up with five across the front line and no midfield so we concede so many goals. Questions need to be asked because this team or manager are not good enough to be promoted.

Terry Devlin, wearing Portsmouth's black away kit, scores an equaliser for Portsmouth against Wolves. The ball can be seen going towards the goal past Wolves defenders, wearing their old gold home shirts.Image source, Getty Images

Portsmouth fans

Pompey Dave: Terry Devlin to the rescue with another great strike. A decent away point keeps things going nicely with a fair bit of squad rotation. Well done Pompey.

Ray: Terrible journey, terrible weather, terrible game... but great result. Play up Pompey!

Andy: With four games in quick succession we would have lost that game last season. Good to see Pompey showing resilience.

Grant: Following from Berlin and for this Pompey supporter this is an excellent point. Almost feels like another away win. Almost...

Graham: Gutsy and kept going until the end. A point against the odds.

Brian: Not a great game but with our squad value being 10% of theirs and us having 11 of our squad injured, it is a great result.

Norman: A tough sequence of games and Pompey have done really well. Most importantly goals are coming from more than one player and scoring very late in games which is really positive all round. But why so many injuries?