O`Hara will make Molineux his home

I love the fact we sign players so quickly , MM never gets praise for that does he !!!!!!

ODDJOB79 - We are the opposite at Spurs. We make bids 5 mins before the deadline! We think you will be signing a gem in O'Hara, and I think he suits Wolves and MM perfectly. His great attitude and versatility was a double-edged sword at Spurs, which meant that he became utility-man, and never first-teamer...which was a shame. You guys will use him more productively and you will see the benefit. He goes with our blessing because we know that he deserves first team football. Good luck lads.

Well i used to be a Spurs fan for 1 season when Clive Allen banged all them goals in that 1 year in the late 80's then my dad took me up the Wolves , Bully got a couple and that was that i was hooked hahaha , his exact words were " no son of mine will support a London club haha , I always want Spurs to do well , Great footballing tradition and a peoples club , Hope they can push on next year , And with a full pre season behind him im sure O hara will shine next season if he comes :-) , Yeah Southbank he got 2 signings wrong but the Hoff was not expensive , neither was VDM but at least they were 2 signings Wolves needed at the time , they just didn't work out , all managers make mistakes , Ferguson bought Kleberson and Djemba Djemba remember hahaha , there were others that were great business too , Err Doyle ? , Hannehman , Zubar was a snip at 2 million as was Adlene , the only big money signings we made in Fletch Doyle and Hunt have all proved great business , Fletch took his time but some players need a season to settle ! ( remember Ronaldo , or in Spurs case Modric ? ) !

Bit like my old man then who still lives in the 50's then and does my head in ! , and unless your touching 70 you wont have rememberd those title winning teams of 57/58 and 58/59 as my old man is 70 and he was 17 when we won our last title , And i cant imagne many 70 yr olds using the interenet to follow there team !!! hahaha , Oh and my ad said Utd would have won both there league titles if the Munich disaster never happened as they only won 1 of there final 14 games after the crash and still finished 8th i think it was ! , No doubt you probably compare McCarthy to great managers Wolves have had down the years ohhhhhh thats right we never had 1 besides Cullis , in 74 McGarry took us to the final and we won but hey we finished 12th with 41 pts but 3rd place lost 11 games so not the best league was it ! , and in 81 we won the league cup under Barnwell and finished 6th so not a bad year but hey the next year under him we finished 18th and the year after relegated so he really knew how to push a team forward , My point is you seem to be so negative towards McCarthy and now your going on former years where unless you there to witness and REMEMBER the Cullis era Wolves have never had another great manager so give MM a break as what hes done in 4/5 years is remarkable !!!! dont forget 12 pro's on the books when he took over !!!

If your as old as my old man you would have been 13-18 now sorry but you would not have had a clue about football at that age so dont give me all your Knowledge on that team as my old mans 69 and he remembers certain players but not everything about that era , And unless your 6ft tall at that age you would not have seen much as it was all standing in those days too , Yes he was the greatest manager we ever had but we weren't the best team of that era , Busby Babes were , On the league if we avoid relegation by 1 point next year oll be happy , Its all about staying in this league , Our squad is not better than any of the clubs above us so i dont know what you lot expect , With the addition of 1 or 2 quality defenders we might climb a few places , but i expect the main aim is to avoid relegation again next year , anything more is a bonus !!

My point is your nearly 70 right ? my dad is 69 , that would make you 13 in 1955 IF YOUR 69 , nobody can remember how good players styles formations etc were at the age of 13 so take your tongue out your own arse ! Oh n Honved n Spartak was 54 so you would be 12 and obviously if you cant remember the dates how do you expect me to believe you remembered all the details of the games hahahaha , Im not saying you was not there but you would not have a clue at that age what was good footy n bad footy , My first games all i remember is the scorers and the results i dont remember what defenders were good every week or if the goalie was man of the match or if Turner changed formation from 1 week to the next so dont come your " your some what presumptious " to me because you know im right ! , I said that id be happy if we stayed up by a point as staying in this league is our priority , If you think the squad we have even with 2 class signings gives us the right to finish mid table then ur living in cloud cuckoo land , Teams above us have far better squads than us and will be adding to theres also so we will always be playing catch up to the teams we want to join , until we get a very very good team where we can compete with the bigger teams week in week out ill be happy to finish 17th next season , This season the league was a very hard league and we did very well to stay up !

Hahaha so we are all suppposed to just bow to you are we ?? , If you dont like what i put dont respond !

Ok you win , There i bow to your vast experience and knowledge :-) , And i never argued Wolves weren't the greatest side back then and im proud they was , I said the busby babes would have been the best side if the disaster hadn't happened , So stop twisting my words you old fool , Now go live back in those glory days as its obvious your not a fan of MM and its old stick in the muds like you that wind me up as the man has worked miracles at this club , We cant all be fortunate to have witnessed the good old days , I wish i could have been 12 years old and remembered the England half back line rulling the league for a few years but i dont live in the past like you obviously do !

At last you recognize my supernatural powers, Oddjob! Of course, my memory has dimmed with time but honestly no-one who saw the WW half-backs in their pomp could forget them. Clamp, Flowers, Slater and Flowers: what a choice of players to have at one's disposal. Norman Hunter? Eddie Clamp would have eaten him for breakfast. I admit that I do dwell on the past glories more than is good for me but I was young and impressionable - and knowledgeable (I was sports obsessed and went on to Loughborough P.E. College) - and saw an incredible team play every other team off the park at Molineux. Cullis was criticized for his use of the controversial long-ball tactic but it relied upon supremely fit players and was effective (though it was more subtle than is usually portrayed). It was less of a roller-coaster ride then than now because everyone knew that the Wolves would win. Even if they were level or a goal down at half-time, their strength would see them through in the end. They resembled an unstoppable juggernaut. Like today, we boasted two excellent wingers in Hancocks and Mullen. In the 1960s I occasionally saw Hancocks on the train coming home from school and on one occasion plucked up the courage to speak to him. I also used to buy my sports kit at Jimmy Mullen's shop in Broad Street in Wolverhampton. Regarding MM, I have already stated that I rate him quite highly in the pantheon of WW managers. Like Cullis, his record speaks for itself, if at a lower level. Like you, my overriding feeling at the moment is one of relief and that is an achievement. If MM did make mistakes, which could have been avoided, he did get it right at the end. I think he has become more flexible and responsive to changing situations and I hope he maintains the same stance in the transfer market and in the coming season. You say that you would be happy merely to stay in the PL and of course that is my bottom line. However, I do detect a new air of purpose at the club, perhaps an accompaniment to the improvement of the ground. In this climate I think that funds will be made available to remedy the weaknesses in the team and, if so, I would hope for something better than a relegation dog-fight.

I have just noted with sadness the death of Bill Crook, who played at wing-half for Wolves in the 1949 FA Cup final, when we won 3-1. Ah yes, I remember it well: the occasion, the goals, the celebratory pints of Banks's Bitter on our way home.

And back to JOH....Sign soon please, the locals are getting twitchy....