WOLVES MANAGER SACKED

Another one gone.

This one was always coming

job for sean o'driscoll

Another one gone.

This one was always coming

That's what happens when you lose to a conference team in the cup.

Should never have sacked McCarthy

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Sacked by text..

Maybe malky will look at the iceland striker again Sigurdson ?

It's about time to be honest, I thought it was a stupid decision to appoint him in the first place.

What ever happened to the midfielder they signed everyone was raving about on here?

Wolves game Solbakken time in fairness

Not as if they played a lesser team really so it was expected.

Maybe malky will look at the iceland striker again Sigurdson ?

sigurdarson

Signed him but didn't really get much of a crack til recently, bit like our KBK.
you never know though, Malky seems to keep an eye on previous targets, and wasn't he more of a striker ?

Food for thought as usual.....

Wolverhampton Wanderers have agreed terms with Dean Saunders to become their new manager, they have confirmed.

Wolves sacked Stale Solbakken after six months following the Championship side's FA Cup loss to non-league Luton.

But the Molineux club still have to complete the finer details of Doncaster boss Saunders' appointment.

A Wolves statement said: "The formalities of the move are yet to be completed and a fuller statement will be issued once they are finalised."

"Dean Saunders will relax the players - he's a bright and bubbly manager. He'll be in touch with what makes players laugh.

"He's a bright character and light years away from Stale Solbakken. He was too intense, too dogmatic. He didn't respect the English game as much as the German game.

"There will be more give and take with Saunders. He did take Doncaster down to the third tier, but he has left them in second.

"He did get Wrexham to play bright football on a shoestring budget."

Saunders will become the fourth boss at Molineux in less than a year after the departure of Mick McCarthy last February and the subsequent brief tenure of Terry Connor.

Norwegian Solbakken, 44, took over from Connor in July, but struggled to make an impact with the club sitting 18th in the Championship. He was dismissed by the Molineux board hours after Saturday's shock FA Cup third-round defeat.

Former Liverpool and Aston Villa striker Saunders, 48, started his managerial career at Wrexham before joining Doncaster in September 2011.