Connor on Wolves Predicament

I take your point, Yorkie, but TC is bound to put a brave face on things at the outset. his actions will provide a better indication of his true feelings and so far he has proved himself capable of making tough decisions. Pity about sending Hammill out on loan though.

Good point NYC,but I guess he said it to keep the press off his back.If he had agreed then the media would have banged on about a crisis at the club etc.etc.That would have led to negative vibes around the club and no doubt various statements from the chuckle brothers.( I think we've heard enough garbage from that pair over the last two and a half weeks to last a lifetime)

NYC (whats the c stand for I wonder) why don't you just shut up - read the full article, only the media and so called morons like you are saying we are in a mess, it's easy to comment from afar! only those that pay week in week out can feel how we are doing, you bloody lot moaning from afar that don't spend FA make me sick, you and your moaning buddies are dragging our club through the mire, moaning about managers that havn't even come yet - good god they look at the comments from "fans" like you and think - F*&K that I don't want or need it, the club have said that only ONE guy had been offered the job and he trurned it down - the rest is speculation by the media - but because idiots like you don't like Jez or Steve you believe it, TC to any fan with half a brain was the obvious choice, because there is little or no disruption, he knows the players and the players know him - but because it doesn't suit the cretinous boo boys - they are wrong at the club and don't know what they are doing? and of course you lot are successful business men with millions in the bank? like the idiots putting the banner up at newcastle - a bunch of F'ing kids who know SFA about the wolves and have has yet not gone through anything like what some of us have - which brings me to another question - how many of the boo boys/moaners will support them if we do go down or will they wait until we go back up and tell the world what good loyal fans they are who follow the club through the good and bad times!! when a club is in trouble it brings out the real fans, and those that are prepared to follow them and help them through the troubles - so far some of you have FAILED!

Strong words southbank, I don't think it is quite as black and white as that, in life there are always area of grey, none more so than with Wolves. The recent financial figures show that the club is being well run in comparison to most Premier League clubs and investment in the infrastructure of the club is just as key as investment in the first team, otherwise if you do drop out of the top flight you end up in the same predicament as Portsmouth, who do not own their ground, their training facilities or anything of use to the administrator.

Akela: it is important that soccer clubs are managed properly and remain solvent ... or, at least, have a manageable debt. However, it is a question of priorities and in a soccer club the fortunes of the team should head the list. At times, it seems as though members of the board are concerned with ancillary projects, drawing money away from where it is most needed: on the pitch. After all, we have a relatively new stadium and, having visited Loftus Road recently, it is better than some. And what was the point of increasing the seating capacity when we hardly fill the ground now and will certainly will not do so if we are relegated? And why haven't the financial whizkids on the board not factored in the cost of relegation? On the other hand, Akela, I know that you have the club's best interests at heart.