Gary O’Neil hails ‘limitless’ Matheus Cunha

Gary O’Neil revels in Fulham victory: ‘One of my favourite afternoons as Wolves head coach’
Gary O’Neil says his Wolverhampton Wanderers’ 4-1 victory at Fulham was one of his favourite days as head coach of the club. O’Neil saw his side record back-to-back Premier League wins for the first time since February as Matheus Cunha scored two goals and created another to help his side see off the Londoners.
Gary O’Neil hails ‘limitless’ Matheus Cunha as Wolves fight back for Fulham win
Gary O’Neil hails ‘limitless’ Matheus Cunha as Wolves fight back for Fulham win - The Brazil forward made it six goals for the season after his 31st-minute finish helped Wolves draw level after Alex Iwobi’s opener from distance.
Why Matheus Cunha is key to Gary O’Neil’s future at Wolves
Matheus Cunha once again underlined his importance to Wolverhampton Wanderers’ prospects of putting a desperately poor start to the season behind them. The Brazilian capped an outstanding individual performance with two superbly taken goals and a clever assist as Gary O’Neil’s side maintained their recent progress with a second successive win that eased the pressure on the head coach and lifted the club out of the bottom three.
Fulham 1 Wolves 4: Gary O’Neil shows Molineux faithful why he’s still in charge by thumping high-flying Cottagers
IT PAYS sometimes in football to stick with what you have and not make a drastic change. And how Wolves must be grateful, if not a bit smug, they persevered with Gary O’Neil even when the calls to
Fulham 1-4 Wolves: Gary O'Neil Says Pressure Has Given His Team 'Opportunity' To Shine
Wolves boss Gary O'Neil believes his players are beginning to see a deserved reward for their hard work after a difficult start to the Premier League season.
Gary O'Neil on win at Fulham - BBC Sounds
The Wolves boss gave his thoughts after a comprehensive victory in London.
Fulham 1-4 Wolves: Matheus Cunha scores twice to ease the pressure on Gary O'Neil - as his side climb out of the relegation zone after back-to-back victories
Matheus Cunha scored twice, while Joao Gomes and Goncalo Guedes also netted after Alex Iwobi had put the hosts ahead.
Matheus Cunha comments speak volumes as Wolves ace leads Gary O'Neil's fightback
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Wolves boss O'Neil delighted with victory at Fulham: One of the best as coach
Wolves boss Gary O'Neil was delighted with each of his players after their 4-1 win at Fulham. Matheus Cunha struck twice as ...
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Gary O’Neil ‘not interested’ in discussing Wolves future despite fan unrest
Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Gary O’Neil says he is “not interested” in discussing his future after his team’s winless start to the season extended to 10 games. Wolves now have just ...
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Gary O'Neil might be able to cling on to his job but it will take extensive surgery to keep Wolves from dropping back into the Championship
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Gary O’Neil claims referees favour Man City with ‘unconscious bias’ after controversial Stones winner
For the second time in a matter of weeks, John Stones was Manchester City’s unlikely goalscoring saviour, with a controversial effort that left losing manager Gary O’Neil accusing officials of ...
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Wolves head coach Gary O’Neil says questions on his position ‘the least of my worries’
Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach Gary O’Neil says the prospect of losing his job is “the least of my worries” as he prepares to face Southampton with pressure on his position mounting.
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Gary O'Neil warned by the FA over probe into furious remarks made about Man City's controversial late winner - but stop short of sanctioning Wolves boss
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