Uses the word "massive" twice.
He knows where he belongs...

To be honest im a bit suprised at his decision, he was part of a team high on confidence, a team that has achieved promotion, a team that were together and a team very much on the up and then decides to stay at a team that is the complete oposite of the above, but then again if the new manager dosnt fancy him then we'd be his first choice, but at the same time i wont cry about it if he stays at Wolves as I have complete trust in DJ to have a good replacement in place

I do kind of agree with that but on the flip side Wolves will have promotion as their target next year when realistically ours will be to finish in a comfortable position in the league. We can all dream of doing a Southampton/Norwich but that cant realistically be MM expectation.

Also, Batth has grown up with wolves from a very early age so its not surprising that he wants to get a chance there.

Guess your right Poite but good luck to him if he wants to try his luck at Wolves, his contribution over the last season will always be remembered

he's shot himself in the foot. I expect it is more for family/location reasons.

He has a three year contract with them, I think he is basically saying all the right things that a good pro should say!! I think he would be happy to come to us but he can't say that in public as his employers are wolves.

I think he will stay with them and fight for a first team place and if it doesn't work out he will be available in January.

Don't read too much into it. What kind of player would go home from a successful loan spell and tell his club website/manager that he wants to move. that would go down really well.

Of course you say you want to play in the first team of the team you are signed for. I don't read from this that he will stay at Wolves at all. If we can offer him the right deal and Wolves the right price he'd be our player.

like what St Charles says (didn't see that before I wrote)