It’s a new era, the past is the past – PeixotoImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Cesar Peixoto is Wolves’ fourth Portuguese boss from their past seven appointmentsByChris Harby, BBC Sport, West Midlands and Mike Taylor, BBC Radio WM reporterPublished49 minutes agoWolves head coach Cesar Peixoto says his squad are looking to the future and are not scarred by the past few seasons of struggle at Molineux.Peixoto, who replaced Rob Edwards last month, inherited a squad that finished bottom of the Premier League last season with just three wins.But after beating La Liga side Racing Santander 3-0 in their final pre-season friendly on Saturday, the Portuguese coach insisted confidence has returned. “It’s a new era,” he told BBC Radio WM. “The past is the past, so now we are going to build a present and a future for the club. “The players are committed to our idea of the game, our way of working and we believe in that, we believe we are going to do a good season, good work and the players try to feel the confidence.”It is the 46-year-old’s first senior coaching role outside of his native Portugal, having guided Gil Vicente to sixth-place finish in the Primeira Liga last season.He has called for his Wolves team to be organised and attacking, and believes the squad are adapting to his methods. Wolves appoint Portuguese Peixoto as new boss
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Published15 June

