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Nuno: Let’s not be complacent

By Samuel Marsh

ROMAIN EMPIRE: Romain Saiss scores’ Wolves first goal against Fulham on Friday night
PICTURES: Action Images

WOLVES continue to sit proudly atop the Championship tree but manager Nuno Espirito Santo insists that his troops cannot loiter to take in the view from up high.
On Friday night, first-half headers from Romain Saiss and Leo Bonatini enabled Wolves to comfortably see off tottering Fulham at Molineux, maintaining their top-of-the-table position heading into the upcoming international break.
However, the Wolves boss is keen to stress to his players the import...

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