Moxey should he stay or go?

This is the worst it's been in 40 years? What a load of complete b***ocks! Another PL fan, brainwashed by Sky, pretending they've 'always gone'. Then how can being relegated from the top division possibly have been the worst thing that's happened? Forget going back to the '80's and the Bhattis; being relegated from the 3rd division without so much as a whimper, we only have to go back to before Morgan bought Hayward out. It was worse then, for f***sake!If we are relegated this season, at least the PL fans (which is what they are.They are NOT Wolves fans) can all f*** off into the sunset together and end their misery.Poor them,diddums.

Giacomo you are talking like a prat! I bet you were one of thwe morons who attacked O'Hara and his son, worst we have been in 40 years, ashamed, embarressed! well ***** off up the road then, I have never and never will be ashamed of my club, if this is the worst you have seen then you have either been on another planet or not supported the lads that long, you are one of the 8 to 10 thousand PL fans only, so the Bhatti era was ok, the booing by the boo boys who have got rid of decent managers and PLAYERS over the years. You idiots keep on about Moxey - but what is his job description? do you even knoe or want to know, a CEs job is to keep the club solvent not go throwing money around like confetti like the "fans" would do and like we did in the Sir Jack era were we wasted millions. Bring in a new CE and he/she will operate the same has Jez - BECAUSE IT'S THERE JOB!. The morons on the south bank want Morgan out -WHAT PLANET ARE YOU ON? just because he is a liverpool fan is a load of *********, how many "fans" own the club they support in any league let alone the PL, same goes for players, the banner morons wanted the scouse mafia out -ie the board -well apart from the two Ms the board is made up of business men who are WOLVES FANS!the club also have what so many other clubs don't have - a fans parliement were they discuss the runnings of club to the "fans". Read today's daily mirror -everything that is writen is the truth and were the writer says we need to start planning to get a manager who has the experience of getting clubs promoted- MICK McCARTHY! What you havn't mentioned is the low life scum who attack their own players. You mention Evans in the academy -do you know him! I do and boy could I tell you some stories about the guy, like when Graham Taylor signed my nephew who was 9 at the time and when he was 14 myself and his dad were talking to Chris Evans in the Hayward suit before the start of a new season about him and asking how he is doing -without hesitation he answered- one day he will be playing in the first on the that pitch - 4 months later he got rid of him that was about 10 years ago and to this day his parents have not been told WHY? my nephew was pulled aside with another 6 kids by one of the coaches and told the club were no longer keeping them -no explanation -nothing, so don't talk about things you know SFA about. Jez Moxey called for unity - apart from a small minority he has largly got it, mind you the boo boys were at it at half time on Saturday after the lads had played ok -not great -but ok. That is really the way to go, but non fans like you can only have a go, if you can't or won't support the lads - then ***** off up the road but unlike winstonsmith say's not with Jez. Relegation - nah, not until it is mathematically impossible we ain't and again if you can't believe in it -KEEP AWAY! and before you think I am an happy clapper - maybe?? but I have been for the past 59 of my 63 years on this earth, and a season ticket holder for the past 42 years (1970) and when I went to my first match aged 4 in 1953 on the old South Bank, that was a crowd, it was also what you call support! some supporters don't even know the meaning of the word.

Johnwolf: the issue here is the way the available money is spent and how that reflects on the priorities of the management. I am not alone in feeling that it would have been wiser investing in quality players, ones who would have improved our chances of surviving (and, indeed, progressing) in the PL before spending money on improving an already improved stadium. And there's the hidden agenda: arguably Mr. Morgan's primary interest in securing the club was to develop the property (especially at Castlecroft) in ways that were not primarily connected with the best interests of the football club. With regard to my WW credentials, I have supported the club for longer than you have. I may even have rubbed shoulders with you on the South Bank over fifty years ago. Recently, I have had three opportunities not to renew my season ticket. Firstly, my application was returned for some glich but, persevering, I had trouble accessing the online system last Thursday. Phoning up, I was told there was a problem and should retry on Monday. Laughingly, I pointed out that if we lost the Blackburn match, I might not come back (some aren't). Well, we did lose and the club is in free-fall. Even so, I have just renewed my season tickett because, crazy though I am, I am not interested supporting any other club, even though it would be a helluva lot cheaper and easier to go down the road to Craven Cottage. I cost me £100 to travel up to watch the game on Saturday. I wouldn't mind if the players, coaching staff and management were solely focused on the fortunes of the team and were were doing a half-decent job to the best of their ability. There are question marks against members of all three of these constituent elements of our set-up.

I can understand every ones anger but with out Morgan where would we be? you can say he has ulterior motive but he is the guy who spent over 3o million of his own money. Or would you rather have K Bates who is at Leeds and is hated and is only their to see what he can get out of it.You talk about Moxey he is three to do a job and that is to keep Wolves finances in check their is not many clubs coming out saying they made a profit last season most are in debt by millions. Maybe we should employ Peter Storey who was ceo at Portsmouth got paid a million a year and look at the club now in admin again.I dont agree with every thing that goes on at Wolves especially developing the stadium at this moment when the funds could have went on new players. Some people need to watch what they wish for because the grass is not always greener on the other side just ask the fans of Portsmouth Leeds Rangers.

RM: if you have arrived at a point where you you can embrace JM, you are much further down the road to nirvana than I am. While I accept the premise of affordable progress (any progress at all would have been welcome), his parsimony has brought the club to its PL knees. Without the inessential ground improvements and the unwillingness to invest sensibly in quality players, we could have achieved our aim of a middle ranking PL club.

RM: if I were an owner of a company, I would want the CEO to run it in a way that maximised the returns on the product we were making. In JM's case, his job was to improve the fortunes of WW FOOTBALL club within acceptable financial limits of course ... including a managable debt. He has patently failed to do this, imposing unnecessarily harsh financial constraints and making it difficult to attract players of the right quality. The building of extra capacity at the ground before creating a team capable of staying in the PL (and thereby attracting a crowd big enough to fill it) is an example of poor financial management. Even worse, is the syphoning off of the club's assets for non-footbalingl purposes, that is, unless SM intends to use the profits of the sale of 56 luxury houses solely to benefit our football team. And, there's the farce of the managerial selection process, which not only made us a laughing stock in the footballing world but also extinguished any flickering hope we had that we would avoid relegation. While we'll never be a Portsmouth under his stewardship, we are not even going to be a Stoke, Fulham or Everton.

Either Tim Spiers reads the posts on this site and then *cough* 'modifies' them...OR posters on here are f***ing psychics who can predict what he's gonna write days before it appears in print. Which is it Tim?

RM: we already have decent facilities at WW, whether the stadium, the training ground or the medical set-up, and they are better than those at a number of other PL clubs. Therefore, the money would initally have been better spent on strengthening the squad to raise us to a mid-table position; this would have generated extra income and would have warranted additional capacity. What's the point of looking at the long-term investment, when it goes so horribly wrong in the short-term, and all for the failure to grasp the true order of priorities at a football club. But, I am now repeating myself. Incidentally, you talk about the fans only being concerned about the 90 minutes on the pitch. That's the problem wiith the players too: they cannot concentrate for 90 minutes and particularly go to sleep in the minutes added on at the end of each half. We've let in a lot of goals as a result of inattention.

RM: I noted that but also saw that you a were wondering whether the board were thinking long-term when they committed money to 'estate' improvements. I was merely rteiterating the need for short term, on-the-field solutions first.

I see Mick has been back:"... it is understood the 53-year-old was back to sign his confidentiality papers as part of his estimated £1m settlement...". Was it ever going to be any other way?.As if we were ever going to find out what really went on.We now know that we're never going to know.