Jackett's biggest blunders.

"Mr Jackett" like all football managers has to make decisions for the good of The Club. Some come off and some don't. That's life. However whilst the smaller errors can and should be overlooked, some others have a big impact on Wolves and Wolves' finances.

Some of his signings at the moment look poor, but they may still come good. Signings such as Saville, Rowe and VLP look like mistakes at the present, but time is still on their side (assuming that the VLP transfer doesn't happen). They may yet blossom.

However imo, Kenny has made some huge blunders which deserve to be discussed further:

The signing of Leon Clarke for £750k when anyone including the stadium cat predicted it was a bad signing falls into this category. Clarke failed to fit in at Wolves, failed to score the goals that he was expected to and promptly shown the door with Wolves chewing on a big loss.

So does the signing of Martinez coupled with his immediate promotion to No.1 This has been likened to McCarthy's signing of Johnson and straight away making him captain. We now seem to have two error-ridden goalies whereas before we had reliability and stability. Martinez should have been made to "earn" the jersey.

The failure to replace Sako, when it was recognised for more than a full season that Sako would be on his way. Instead, KJ alters the whole formation, away from one that got us to the verge of a play-off place. He now seems to accept that playing with wingers is in fact a better formation than the narrow one and has signed Ojo (loan) and Byrne to play alongside Henry and probably VLP. Hope that this works while at the same time, we can see Sako "tearing up trees" in the Prem.

The final "major blunder" is to transfer our best and most experienced centre half at the worst possible time (imo) and he tries to pull the wool over the eyes of the fans by stating "it's for football reasons" and "I like to get these issues sorted early". Stearman may not be missed in the longer term as Batth is due back from injury, Hause and EEL have some promise and Jackett might-well surprise us with a signing before 6pm today, however at the moment it looks a crass decision.

It could also be argued that playing Afobe deeper or even as a lone striker and dropping Dicko has been poor management! But I would argue that these two decisions are "usual" at most clubs and can be rectified relatively easily.

Kenny's honeymoon period is now over at Wolves and the fans are restless as judged by recent polls and on-line "chatter".

Failure won't be so easily tolerated this season as it was last. Expectation is so much higher so making such "daft mistakes" will not help his or Wolves' cause.