Wolverhampton Wanderers faced a disappointing 3-2 defeat against Burnley, leading to frustration among fans who have begun to lose patience with manager Vitor Pereira. This result leaves Wolves winless after their opening nine games of the Premier League season, and the atmosphere at Molineux turned sour as the home supporters expressed their dissatisfaction.

The match began on a hopeful note for Wolves, but their defensive frailties were exposed as they conceded three goals, leading to chants of "sacked in the morning" directed at Pereira. The Portuguese manager, who previously guided the team to safety last season, is now facing mounting pressure as fans question the direction of the club.

Despite some individual performances, such as those from striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, who scored one of the goals, the overall team effort was lacking. Wolves' inability to maintain their composure and finish off chances has become a recurring theme this season, leading to an alarming number of dropped points.

Pereira's position appears to be under scrutiny, but club management has indicated that they still believe in his experience to turn the team’s fortunes around. The executive chairman Jeff Shi remains cautious about making a managerial change, especially considering the club's recent history of frequent managerial turnover.

As Wolves prepare for their upcoming fixtures, they will need to find a way to improve their performances quickly to avoid slipping further into the relegation zone. The lack of confidence among players and supporters alike will be a challenge for Pereira to address in the coming weeks. The next matches will be crucial in determining not only the future of the team this season but also Pereira's tenure as manager.