dingle fans got um relegated before they gone up,yow gorra laff ay ya aye boing boing micks great

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plain answer is ‘NO’, while the club is satisfied with weekly home gates of around 15,000 on average in the championship, there is no desire for the chairman to even consider parting with very good yearly monetary returns for himself and the other shareholder, i don’t think anyone with a large enough bank account will ever bid for truly designed championship club

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It’s hard to debate the point Pete without getting into the blame game, but the answer is relegation is as certain as death itself. Although not mathematically certian at this time, we only have a few weeks before the sentence is officially passed.

You simply cannot compete in the Premiership unless you are willing to compete financially. Peace knows this, hence the reason why Mowbray is still in charge. Peace will continue to try to sell the club to the right buyer, but that will only happen if Peace walks away knowing his own future is well secured. We cannot compete unless Peace moves the club on to a more risk oriented individual.

I have not criticized Tony Mowbray for his footballing principles as I believe the man has a very bright future as a football manager. However, the traits he brings to the club are wasted simply due to the position the club finds itself in. I don’t think it’s lack of ambition, but the train has simply reached the end of the track.

There are undoubtedly some questionable things with Mowbray,and I am not sure if he will learn from them but I sincerely hope he does.
We went from an attacking team in the Championship with a good balance of players for that level, to a risk adverse team this year who pay far too much respect to the opposition.We failed to keep key players even though some will argue they were good Championship players versus Premiership players. Regardless, they were our best players no matter what league we were in. We had money to spend on replacements and instead we elected to fill the midfield ranks to the brink. If you take away all the midfield signings, we could have survived with what we had and the money would have been better spent on one or two striking options.
The second point is the salary balancing that Mowbray has employed, placing all first team players on the same salary as each other. Regardless of skill level and importance, you are payed at the same rate. Mowbray doesn’t want superstars, he wants the team to think and act as a unified group. The issue here is that these superstars are the ones who make something out of nothing in the Premiership and they are the ones who win you games. We haven’t had that this year and it is therefore no surprise that our top targets didn’t join the club.
Finally, we are a one dimensional attacking team now. We have little to no ability whatsoever of attacking at pace down the wings while supplying crosses. Teams we play against can see that we try to go through the middle and they easily nulify any potential threat we pose. We have simply become too easy to play against.
Anyway, at least we will win a few more games back in the Championship.

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Watched em on tele a few times and they play good football but realistically I have to say they WILL go down.

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as a wwfc fan this is turning into a dream season for us but in all honesty i would have expected to see the 1st black country prem derby next season because i thought wba would do a lot better than they have your problems are those of your own making selling your top scorer before season kicked off and replacing him with a younger inferior striker from the villa goals is what its all about you went up without adressing both major ends you failed to supply your team with quality up front but also a back four that leaked goals for fun in the ccc cannot be expected to become better at an higher level so now i hope it will be the season after next to see a black country derby whereby wolves are starting our 2nd season in the prem and yourselves have come up to join us this of course is if we see this season out and win promotion because as you have found out the hardest part is staying there but i think if we do go up steve morgan will give mick the funds to not only give us a chance but to actually stay there and develope into a genuine premier league club \/\/ \/\/

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not a cat in hells chance! pearce needs2 go now hes had his time!!

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4.LAFFINATWOLVES,last time albion fans were in dinglehampton we went top of the league after just beating ya agen and ending your play off hopes,aye boing boing THERES ONLY ONE TONY MOWBURY

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LAFFINATWOLVES,lose at brum and and things could get very uncomfortable,take it you wont be guin cuz of the entrance fee,aye boing boing how much in

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im sure thats the pub we went to in our albion tops the night we beat um to win the league,apart from a few dingles crying in the corner it was empty then as well,aye boing boing cheer up lads

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the answer is no we cant stay up much as it hurts to say it the only people you can blame are jeremy peace and tony mowbry why sell our best players and replace them with high priced midfielders who might look good in the blue square league and why continue with the same team week after week we have players who dont get a look in sorry tony you have got it wrong one question why play a striker and tell him to go wide ithought the proper way to play a striker was in front of goal where they can hurt teams

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Terry, I understand you are feeling envious about the Wolves but the albion can bounce back under Mowbray but his ideas will have to change slightly.

Happy, I dont understand why you are getting aggresive? Perhaps it is the Albions demise? I have simply pointed out that Carson has cost you alot of points. A shirt sponsor is vital for another income stream. Paul Robinson is not good enough and you will be relegated. All valid points my friend just relax.

My personal opinion on targets for Wolves, would of of walked into Albions team (Davenport, Gabbidon, Ledley, Eagles, Harewood, Huddlestone etc) and I it would be somewhat naive to say they wouldn’t?

All the best for saturday, hopefully a good point will be gained against a physical stoke outfit.

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pete did they give you a free pie n a pint aye boing boing we took the soufbank

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To all Wolves realistic fans and Laughingwolf in particular,I beg to disagree with your assessment of potential signings you have named to keep you in the Premiership. i:eDavenport,Gabbidon,Ledley, Eagles,Harewood and Huddlestone.
I know its all about opinions, but hopefully you will realise during next season just how difficult it is to stay there and the quality of player’s required.
But “Good Luck”

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