Wolves 0 - Blackburn 2

If anyone can name one side we can beat between now and the end of the season then I am all ears. My concerns are not about this season anymore, we've had it. I am more worried about the long term impact. No one seems to know who to blame either. I won't blame Connor so that leaves two. I hear there was a protest against Moxey but if he was handed so much power in the shambolic attempt at finding a manager then the blame gets knocked onto the owner for allowing it.

NYCW there is only one person to blame for this disaster that is M Mcarthy we all said on here before the start of the season we needed at least four or five new signings we bought RJ.Their lies the problem third worst defence in all four divisions last season and we buy one defender that is MM Fault.We all seen the defence and midfield was not up to scratch but he could not so apart from one new defender nothing changed for a team that survived in the last three minutes of last season. Iam not blameing Connor but it is worrying when he turns round and said after the Fulham disaster we have to cut out the silly mistakes does that remind you of anyone enough said.

Any fan who attacks our own players are complete SCUM!!! what the hell is going on?

It's Morgan and Moxey who are to blame for the lack of signings, kiawolves, not Mick McCarthy.They decided to try staying in the premiership on the cheap.Morgan seems to have played out a self fulfilling prophecy regarding a manager he didn't rate i.e. don't give him the necessary funds to compete and he's sure to fail, therefore proving Morgan right not to have rated him. One thing this season has convinced me of is that the Liverpool fan is using the name of our club to facilitate good will and ease through his ever mounting building 'projects'. There's an agenda and Wolves being relegated is a mere irritation to him and barely a blip in his plans.

The argument about players goes like this; at the end of last season it was almost unanimously agreed amongst fans that we were in need of two centre-halves, a left-back and a central midfield player (not including JOH who was considered already signed) as a requirement to save us from another scrap against relegation.NOT champions league qualification, not even a top half finish, but merely to stay away from the bottom three.Our signings fell three players short of that considered requirement. MM did indeed identify players he was interested in and was told:"Sorry, too expensive".Would he have done any better with those players signed? I don't know and we'll never know now. But the idea that McCarthy decided his squad was good enough and turned down the chance to strenghthen further is apparently based on his answers to questions in press conferences.OK, he could have spent the pre-season bemoaning the fact he was not being supported in the transfer market and that he thought his squad was a shower of s***e but maybe he realised it may not be best for squad morale had he done so.The only building project on hold is the Molineux. Morgan announced his latest (the yoof centre) only the other week. Despite petitions from residents at compton and those from the teachers and staff at St Edmunds (none of whom wanted this development) his infamous '55 luxury homes' are to be built as planned on a green site.He's a property developer;it's what he does.He's not going to be 'forced out'; that's ridiculous.It's one thing to say he's made a complete f*** of this season and another entirely to tell him to do one.There is no debate as to whether the owner is staying because of course he is.What really has wound fans up is that his inaction on either backing or sacking McCarthy in the summer resulted in the much predicted inertia.But, until it's mathematically impossible to do so, we 're still in with a chance of staying up.The fat lady may well be warming her vocal chords but she ain't singing just yet.

Hey, i'm not saying Mick McCarthy was faultless or that he would have guaranteed us safety with a bit more cash to spend. Every manager has his 'favourites' and so do the fans. The thing is, having seen Adlene, Milijas and Hammill play this season I find it a bit rich of those fans who were screaming for their inclusion(s), even after their woeful performances, to accuse MM of favouritism;but blind faith for underperforming players from the fans is different?AG has turned in as poor a string of performances as any player. Like it or lump it MM picked the best eleven from a very average bunch.Of course a 'better' manager could have gotten 'better' performances from 'the group' (apparently that's what a squad is refered to as these days) but that's just stating the obvious. I wouldn't waste my breath on pointless statements like 'a worse manager would have made a worse job'...Me and others I know were considered doom and gloom merchants for predicting same again for this season as last i.e. in and out the bottom three.We had the same team, had therefore moved backwards (a club doesn't stand still under those circumstances)so why expect anything different. I read some truly fantastic predictions on this site and others following our one totally new signing in the summer;finishing positions predicted to be as high as 7th/8th..remaining unbeaten until January (truly f***ing mind blowing that one)...all of which collective delusion was being willfully encouraged/exploited by the club:"...pushing for a top ten finish..." ,is just one phrase that will haunt them.But, unlike dreamy fans wishing for the stars, the club made it a mission statement and therefore should be held accountable come the end of the season.You can't blame fans for dreaming but you can certainly blame those at the club who encouraged us all to dream those dreams only to deliver us into a nightmare.