Conor Coady has said that he wants his former side Liverpool to lose against Wolves.
The former Liverpool defender is currently the captain of Nuno Espirito Santo’s side.
Former Liverpool player Conor Coady has said that he wants his current side Wolverhampton Wanderers to win against his former club. The Wolves are set to face the Premier League leaders in the next match as they look to win their fourth match in a row.
Coady left Anfield in 2015 to move to the Molineux and has been a part of the first team on a regular basis. His family has also started to support the Wolves now including his two sons. The Wolves skipper said, “My two boys don’t really know much about Liverpool! They’ve got Wolves kits and come to all the games. They sing the songs, it’s great. My boys are obsessed with Ruben Neves, they sing his song and all kinds. Henri my eldest, aged three, he loves it.”
Speaking about the match and which team his family will be supporting, he said, “Wolves! All day long. My family follow me everywhere. They love what this football club has done since I’ve been here, they’re big Wolves fans.”
Coady also opened about his family and the football culture that belongs with them in the interview. He said, “My mum and dad, since I was young, they took me everywhere, my dad comes to every game and my uncle too. My wife and two kids – and one more on the way – they’re exactly the same. It’s a red household I was brought up in, everyone’s a Liverpool fan. Well, my uncle comes to every single Wolves game and he’s the only blue in our family! He gets stick left, right and centre.”
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