#wwfc | Last word on Edwards
It’s fair to say I got the clarity I was after (tweet below) but only time will tell if parting company with Rob was the right call.
I have sympathy with how it was handled but not the decision itself because let’s face it, it has been miserable.
After returning from the long break Wolves were abysmally unadventurous and set up for damage limitation football in pressure free games, which was totally unnecessary and really hard to understand.
On top of that fans were force fed comments about how much everyone cared and how hard they were trying, statements that simply did not match what we were seeing on the pitch and words that only further antagonised a frustrated fanbase.
Hoofed balls to Armstrong, long loyal spells to players clearly not up to it and no identity or familiar playing patterns. At the end it was as bad as when he first took over.
Nobody was keeping us up in that situation, but during the run in it felt like Rob was failing his audition and fans began to turn.
The incoming appointment points to Wolves sliding back into a familiar relationship with Gestifute, something that probably would have been unworkable with Edwards in charge.
Ultimately we all went the best for the club and as much as tough decisions have to be made, this situation doesn’t exactly scream organised with a plan.
Up the Wolves.
Famalicão right back Rodrigo Pinheiro is reportedly close to an agreement with #Wolves.
Greek club Olympiacos are also said to have had an interest in the 23 year old.
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Really sad news
Kenny Jackett was the 1st Wolves manager I got to deal with on a day to day basis back in 2015
Kind, genuine, so passionate about the club & the fanbase
Such a family man & all the values that make up a great human
Thoughts & prayers to his family 🧡🖤
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The man who brought us back from the brink and rebuilt us. Something we have never forgotten.
A gentleman in the truest form.
Thank you, Kenny.
RIP.
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Wolves are devastated to learn of the passing of our former manager Kenny Jackett.
Kenny led the club to its incredible record-breaking League One title and laid the foundations for the club as we know it today.
The thoughts of everyone at Wolves are with Kenny’s family and friends at this time 💛
Wolves are devastated to learn of the passing of our former manager Kenny Jackett.
Kenny led the club to its incredible record-breaking League One title and laid the foundations for the club as we know it today.
The thoughts of everyone at Wolves are with Kenny’s family and friends at this time 💛
Raul Jimenez in tears after scoring for Mexico, this is what it’s about. After all he’s been through too, the raw emotion is palpable.
Absolutely nothing tops the World Cup.
Understand Kieran Trippier is considering cancelling his agreement with Wolves as he is angry at the sacking of manager Rob Edwards feeling he has misled by the club. Trippier’s deal at Wolves does not kick in until July 1st after leaving Newcastle as a free agent. #wwfc