See? Cinci's got it right. No pointless and silly rational arguments. Just 'you are Albion so you lose'

I'd rather have Steve Clarke at the helm than Di Canio, mind. more tried and tested.

It is like the Allardyce-Blackburn, Mick-Wolves scenario.

Short and concise aries, thats how i roll

comment by IsleOfBute (U16473)
posted 40 minutes ago
You sacked Talbot too late.
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Bute, what about Fred Scotchbrook? He should have gone well before he did.

Cinci

if Wolves go down is Dean Saunders a bad manager? Stale Solbakken hardly left the club in a good state, i read that Wolves have 8 injuries to their squad currently so it would be a real struggle for most managers.

We go to Compton and see the £50m spent there, we look at Molineux and see the £18m spent there, and then we look at the Wolves team and see what's been spent there .................................
And oh dear!

The future is old gold.

The future is League One.

Pundit talking sheit as per.

http://www.expressandstar.com/news/2011/07/12/wolves-unveil-plans-for-new-training-complex/

http://www.rubb.co.uk/content/sports/case_studies/west_brom_large.htm

Whats the difference?.... except Morgan gets a cut, hence the £50m price tag.

Thats either a heck of a cut,£49 mill. , or a heck of a stupid thing to say.

Now then, this is more like it on a Monday morning. Battering the Albion heirarchy for poor decision making, lack of investment in facilities etc.

And cant detect any irony in some of the comments either!

whats wrong with the Compton project ???

Talking of poor decisions by the club's hierarchy..............
it's worth repeating that Wolves spend £50 million on Compton/new housing estate, £18 million on a new stand and £10 million on duff players. Whoops!

2 Wins out of 3 and this one against a (until then) a European place candidate - so not a shabby start at all, and near enough safe