Ha ha! I'll give you a clue. What they say includes the words, "You should never have sacked", and ends with the name of a past Premiership manager who was at the club. Another clue is that it wasn't Dave Jones.

"So basically wolfie, Cinci and an unknown 14 year old"

What do they all have in common? None of them saw us play under the moron that was Solbakken.

The poll in the E & S yesterday was 75% in favour if sacking him, now he's gone it's the other way round. To say i'm a tad confused is a bit of an understatement ?

Maybe you should go read molmix cyp, you will find that there are independant thinkers on there.
And many think sacking a manager after 26 games is ridiculous given the state of the playing side

Karl Henry in the radio just saying 'it's a disgrace and we need to put it right'

Does that mean hes staying ?

How did Karlo get in the radio ??

comment by aries22 (U1203)
posted 1 hour, 33 minutes ago
Don't fall into the trap that, just because the three managers after McCarthy were tripe, you should have kept McCarthy.
Morgan made the right decision sacking McCarthy. He only got the timing wrong.

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Whoa, whoa. I never said that! McCarthy should have gone in the summer of 2011.

The "we wish we had McCarthy now" comment means that he'd be a damn sight better than the shíte we've had over the past 18 months, and undoubtedly wouldn't have got us relegated from the Championship.

I'm surprised that it was only 75% who wanted him sacked.

Sounds like Henry wants to stay and put things right from what he was saying on 5live. Quite scathing about SS again.

Pat Murphy thinks we won't rush the appointment. Lets hope Morgan has learned something from the last 3 disasters.

Of course he wants to stay Roger, nobody in league one will have seen his one trick stepover so he'll look decent for a few weeks till they work him out.
As someone posted earlier, i'm a bit worried that the new manager might give this shower a second chance.

I reckon the new manager will be told to clear out most of the old guard and that a fresh start is required. And to slash the wage bill of course.

Henry might not get the choice.

I'm going to be optimistic this time, I disliked Saunders so much there aren't many options I wouldn't prefer.

In my opinion we are not looking for a replacement for Saunders, we are still looking for a replacement for McCarthy. No matter what anyone thought of McCarthy the only logical reason for sacking him was to bring in someone who could do the job better. Some of us were suggesting at the time that finding someone better than the best manager we have had in the last 30 years might not be easy. And after making three dreadful appointments we are still looking for someone half as good.

In my mind it would be insulting to say we are looking for someone better than Connor, Solbakken or Saunders, who have all been useless, we need someone who can do anywhere near as good a job as McCarthy did for us and looks like doing for Ipswich

Karl robinson, young and hungry and now with a little experience, one of the better options when all is said and done.

Some might say that you were right all along Crikey.

Some might say that, and they'd be right.

why oh why delila

Have we not appointed anyone yet? What are we a waiting for? The season kicks-off in 3 month's time, then there's pre-season training, friendlies etc...

It's all well and good taking time, but there are things to be organised. Get .......... in now!

I'm with you on this on Cinci.

I'd go with Robinson.

Give Wolves back a footballing identity as oppose to the toothless rugby one we seem to have gained.

Iain Dowie? Nailed on to be Iain Dowie

I think that is more important than anything else wooly, we need to look long term rather than a quick fix where we find ourselves here again in six years.
Sadly whoever we appoint, the idiots will demand promotion and scream blue murder when our reserves lose to a prem big boy, blissfully ignorant of how broken this squad really is.

wolves have never properly replaced dave jones. one of a kind he was, best manager wolves have had for the past 35 years.

gb, for once, sanity returns.

The idea of appointing any manager who hasn't got at least some experience in the Premiership, will be fruitless.

Coyle to me seems to be the perfect choice right now.

What the heck has Robinson done to warrant even a suggestion here?

3 years at mk dons and a very good record, see it as an apprenticeship, now he needs to step up to a larger club, us.
Highly regarded and knocked back plenty of jobs already apparently.

comment by **Hard as a Ketsbaia*** (U11574)
Whoa, whoa. I never said that! McCarthy should have gone in the summer of 2011.
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Haak, my comment wasn't to you personally, just to Wolves fans generally who still hanker after McCarthy.

well said gb but be careful you will be shouted down,abused and riduculed by the lovers of that muppet tw't