Wolves hilariously mock talkSPORT’s Gabby Agbonlahor for predicting they’d get relegated

Wolves have hilariously mocked talkSPORT’s Gabby Agbonlahor after the former Aston Villa striker tipped them to get relegated this season.

The 36-year-old ripped into the Midlands outfit in October after their 3-0 defeat at Chelsea, where he labelled them as ‘shambolic’ and ’embarrassing’.

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He even insisted that Wolves were his ‘bankers’ to go down, as he ripped into Diego Costa, Adama Traore and Daniel Podence.

It had looked as though Wolves would drop into the Championship as they sat bottom at Christmas, only for Julen Lopetegui to fire them up to 13th spot.

They have secured their safety with two games left to play, and Wolves have been quick to poke fun at Agbonlahor with a brilliant video on TikTok.

Wolves clipped up various comments from Agbonlahor from his rant on the GameDay Phone-In, with the theme tune from hit TV show Curb Your Enthusiasm playing in the background.

The video started with Agbonlahor saying through laughter: “Wolves will get relegated, they are my bankers to get relegated, it’s not a good day for the West Midlands!”

Toti Gomes’ winner against Agbonlahor’s beloved Villa earlier this month then followed as Wolves revelled in the derby victory.

Next came his views on ex-Chelsea star Costa, who he claimed was ‘past it’, leading Wolves to show his opener in the 2-0 win over Brentford last month.

Wolves then took exception to his comment on winger Traore ‘going through the motions’, as they showed a clip of his stunning volley against Tottenham.

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Podence was next in Agbonlahor’s firing line, where he stated that the Spaniard couldn’t ‘score if there was a mannequin goal’.

As expected, the video then cut to the former Olympiakos forward’s curling beauty away at Nottingham Forest in April’s 1-1 draw.

To finish off the video, Wolves posted scores of their wins over Liverpool, Tottenham, Villa and Chelsea which have been huge in their survival bid.

Agbonlahor was called out by a Wolves fan on talkSPORT earlier this month, where the supporter demanded an apology over his harsh views.