" Wolves have Several bids Rejected "

Fulham have rejected several advances from Wolves who wish to take striker Matt Smith on loan until the end of the season

Annis, do you know why Mason isn't getting starts after his £3m move?

I heard a commentator at the weekend querying it at 0-0

Le fondre and Mason obviously making an impression then...

Annis, do you know why Mason isn't getting starts after his £3m move?

I heard a commentator at the weekend querying it at 0-0

Surely having seen him play you have your answer, I rarely have a go at a player but he is to weak and slow for the championship. great sale

Annis, do you know why Mason isn't getting starts after his £3m move?

I heard a commentator at the weekend querying it at 0-0

Surely having seen him play you have your answer, I rarely have a go at a player but he is to weak and slow for the championship. great sale

totally agree

Annis, do you know why Mason isn't getting starts after his £3m move?

I heard a commentator at the weekend querying it at 0-0

Surely having seen him play you have your answer, I rarely have a go at a player but he is to weak and slow for the championship. great sale

TBH, I haven't seen him play since he left!

I wasn't an avid fan whilst he was here and considered the fee we got as being pretty good business

Almost as good a deal as Swansea allowing Jonjo Shelvey to join Newcastle in an effort to (successfully to date) keep them near the bottom of the table! Worked a treat so far!

Wolves manager Kenny Jackett is seemingly keen to bolster the team’s attacking options before the loan window slams shut, as they have been short of goals this season.

Last season they had plenty of attacking talent in the shape of Malian duo Bakary Sako and Nouha Dicko, along with young Englishman Benik Afobe.

Those three spearheaded a Wolves side that nearly made the play-offs but after missing out, Wolves fans had to watch as the club lost all three names.

Afobe went to Bournemouth, Sako went to Crystal Palace and they lost Dicko to long term injury.

This means there is currently no goalscorer at Molineux with all the replacements drafted in failing to fill the void left by the previous three.

So it is understandable that as the season draws to a close they want more strikers and Smith proves himself a capable goalscorer, as in a loan spell at Bristol City last season, he helped lead the attack in their promotion winning campaign.

Upon his return to Fulham he has found himself down the pecking order behind top scorer Ross McCormack and young French sensation Moussa Dembele.

These two have scored a lot of goals and Smith has only made four starts all season and only has one goal for Fulham in 17 appearances.

Fulham are still reluctant to loan him out though as they are just above the relegation zone and need all the players they can get.

Several other clubs are also said to be interested in the 26-year-old but currently a deal is unlikely to be struck.

I still cant believe they paid 3m for him