Wild celebrations of Wolves after Ipswich Win: Andre’s Selfie, a viral video and Pereira in the pub
Almost 3,000 fans of Wolverhampton Wanderers traveled to Ipswich Town and returned home with priceless memories of the day when their team actually obtained the safety of the Premier League.
Only one supporter left Portman Road with a personal money of a memorable afternoon.
Max Harris, a 14-year-old schoolgirl from Gnosall, near Stafford, was in the front row of the Cobbold stand when Jorgen Strand Larsen has Bundle at home the goal that Wolves gained a 2-1 victory and an advantage of 12 points in the relegation area with seven left games.
A few seconds later, thanks to the midfielder Andre, Max found himself involved in the celebrations with a video on his cell phone, shot in part by the international Brazil, who became viral.
@Wolves utfw pic.twitter.com/ouftblatkj
– Max Harris (@Max_harris739) April 5, 2025
“While we scored, I saw all the players who approached, so I came out of the row and went down in front,” said the teenager Atletico.
“I was on the barrier, all the players went beyond and I have an extended video of them all who hugged me. Then suddenly you can see Andre and take my phone and do what he did.”
The celebrations did not end even in Portman Road. Hours later, the head of the coach Vitor Pereira seemed to be happily posing for the photos with the fans at the Giffard Arms in the Wolverhampton City Center – a place that is described as “Wolverhampton’s the only dedicated rock pub” while Google goes for “a bizarre pub with DJs that pull the routine and the Gothic/fantastic rouds”.
Last night he came across the Giffard! pic.twitter.com/kfqhag1dz
– Rob Dicken (@1970robd) April 6, 2025
For Andre, the improvised selfie simply added to a state of worship that was growing exponentially.
The 23 -year -old midfielder, who joined Fluminense, celebrates successful contrasts as goals, dances during the celebrations and generally wanders the Premier League with a vaguely unbridled look in his eyes.
And it can also play. His double central central act with his compatriot Joao Gomes was one of the key characteristics of the short but impressive reign of Pereira and their partnership helped the wolves to transform a deficit of 1-0 and the prospect of an advantage of six points compared to their guests in the victory and in that 12-point buffer.
“He is crazy, Andre, and I love him,” Strand Larsen said to journalists. “His great passage started that goal. He is an extraordinary player but also a crazy person. He is one of my best friends of the team and a good boy and deserves all the merit.”
We are all Andre this afternoon 🐺 #wwfc #Iple pic.twitter.com/qqfhxnmefm
– Matt Bateman (@mattyshaun) April 5, 2025
Since it became a regular appetizer following Pereira’s appointment, Andre has become a key figure tactically and for the relationships between players and fans.
But he didn’t do it alone. It was right that he and Emmanuel Agbadou, probably the two people whose form under Pereira did more to shoot the wolves season, were again the choice of players to Portman Road in a team performance that was missing of intensity and time before the interval but improved considerably afterwards.
Strand Larsen is slowly winning the critics who have legitimately questioned his contribution beyond his impressive mark of the goals in his debut season in the Premier League.
Since it was rested by the most recent internationals of Norway due to a broken hand, the signature of the tent of last summer has returned refreshed and energized. His all -round game is now starting to match his competence in front of the Goal, which has brought four goals to his last three games.
On Saturday there was no vast gulf among the teams, but Wolves had the advantage in terms of quality, nothing more than replacing Pablo Sarabia, who got off the bench to take a goal and an assist with an ice cool finish and an intelligent passage for Strand Larsen.
The Spaniard has clear physical limitations in the demanding Premier League, but boasts a technical ability that few wolves players can equal and, once his departure has been confirmed when his contract expires this summer, he will remove a powerful option from the bench.
Even Sarabia normally non-constructive was important in post-match since fans and players celebrated an almost completed job.
There is an intrinsic danger in drawing premature conclusions from a short and impressive series of results.
A little over a year ago, after all, Gary O’Neil and his side of the wolves seemed to form an unfortunate link with supporters. They had reconstructed from the casino of the departure of Julen Lopetegui, recording memorable doubles against Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea, standing per tip twice, with Manchester United and defeating Manchester City in Molineux and West Bromwich Albion Ai Hawthorns.
A few months later, they had lost against Coventry City in the quarterfinals of the England Cup, the form of the League had fallen from a cliff and the relationship with those of the stands crumbled once again, leading to the dismissal of O’Neil in December.
So Pereira will always be a few results scarce from her ties with supporters, while it would take something quite special for the owner Fosun to completely repair his relationship with fans.
But for now, things are increasing. “The atmosphere is starting to improve slowly when we start making better performances,” Max teenager said.
The moods in football teams are fickle beasts. Yet, at least in the short term, the players and fans of the wolves are again in love with each other, and Max Harris has selfie to prove it.
(Photo above: Wolverhampton Wanderers FC/Wolves via Getty Images)
