Why is this muppet defending Jarvis and Wayne when it is not them that most people are complaining about IT IS YOUR TACTICS !

WHY take off Milijas who was having a good game and replace him with SEB? Surely Doyle should have been sacrificed, but maybe he is another one of your favourites who will not be taken off.

WHY take off Foley who was also holding his own and bring on Ward WHO WILL ALL KNOW IS A LIABILITY.

WHY take off Jarvis who gives us an opportunity to use when we are up against it with his pace and bring on Craddock who has not played since last year!

CRAZY decisions by an inept manager at this level.

Please play Hammill against Blackpool and drop te dead donkey Henry!

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Both teams would have taken a point before the game and it was an inevitable draw.

I really hope Mick goes for it over the home stretch. 4-4-2, creative midfielders and high energy.

4-5-1 with a holding midfielder will mean we are subjected to similar performances to that of yesterday, with few chances either end and it’ll be squeaky bums aplenty.

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well said balham wolf, he as to drop henry!

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Did you see the game, Balham? Don’t worry, I’m not about to go off on a “were you even at the same game as me?” rants, I’m actually wanting to know if there were any pubs in south London showing the game.

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Number 1: U know nothin. Of course 38 points will keep us up with these atrocious teams at the bottom who’ve virtually all got to play at least 3 or 4 games against the likes of Man Utd, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool.

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Watched the game from Aust. and was gutted by the result. I’m probably not the best qualified person to comment as I don’t see as many games as I’d like but Karl Henry in possession is a liability at best. Virtually clueless in attacking play, he places an extra burden on the likes of O’Hara and Millijas going forward to be creative. For me the pivotal moment in the match that instigated the momentum swing, was when Henry tried to be too clever on the ball early in the second half, was dipossessed, and presented Brom with an attacking play. We seem to amass more points when he is injured or suspended. A change required!

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I think Mick had a mad moment yesterday with the substitutions. We have seen out tough one goal leads against Bham, Chelsea, Liverpool and Utd, all better than Albion.

The difference yesterday was Mick taking off Milijas and Foley who had played in the final stages of all those games. They are clever players able to keep possession and stop the opposition building up a head of steam which is what Albion did yesterday.

I just hope he is made to look back at what he has been doing successfully and compare to yesterday’s cock-up.

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Notice he said “We should have blocked the original shot” as opposed to “Ward should have blocked the original shot”. He’ll name and blame Wayne, but not the beloved Wardy.

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PETENUTS – sadly not, I was watching on the tinternet buddy. Would have loved to be at the Hawthorns but sadly not to be.

Can’t belive it once again we throw away points in the last minute or in injury time. These players need a psychologist to sort their heads when it come to back to the wall defending. It seems to me we have no confidence and possibly don’t use the right channels to help the defenders out. Maybe these guys should watch some Italian footy to pick up some ideas.

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A point is a decent result away at WBA. However, in the context of our turgid season so far it wasn’t enough in my opinion. Almost every game is now a must win for us and that heaps a pile of pressure on the team. If we can’t beat b’pool at home, I can’t see how we will stay up.

Mick has not been good enough this season tactically and doesn’t appear to learn from his mistakes. We are bottom of the league! There is no argument to say we’ve been unlucky etc. The wins against the top teams have papered over the cracks. I’d swap all those points if it had meant we’d beaten teams in the bottom half, Wigan, West Ham etc.

We don’t score enough, don’t create enough, concede too many yet the same personnel keep their place and we never try anything new despite not having won a back to back game all season.

I don’t think Mick is good enough at this level and he isn’t the right manager to take us forward. I think it’s disgraceful how Morgan and Moxey are seemingly not bothered about relegation and don’t consider it to be a disaster. They take the fans support for granted.

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Top of MM’s wish list for the summer must be a Fat Lady. That way, he can get her to sing at 90 minutes and stop all these added time goals we let in!

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in 57 years this team has got to have had the least shot on or off goal of any wolves team.
any muppet mick being the best manager in 30
year a joke. should of gone long ago.

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We have good enough players to stay up if we can just play them.

Go 4-4-2 now and play some positive football as i know we can.

Team vs Blackpool

Hennessey

Foley
Craddock
Stearman
Elokobi

Jarvis
O’Hara
Milijas
Hammill

Ebanks-Blake
Fletcher

Bring it!

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MM says we dominated for 60 minutes but the fact is we put precious little pressure on Albion’s goal.Henessey was the busier of the two keepers throughout and is playing well. Our goal threat is virtually non-existent in the games we need to win. However, yet again, we contrived to give up a last minute goal with some horrendous defending. Its hard to see how “we will be fine” if we continue to repeat these performances.

Neither team did anything yesterday to justify why they should remain in the Premiership.

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Finally the penny has dropped with most of you.
I have been castigated on here for almost 2 years now for telling you McCarthy is not up to the required level for this division.

When we lose to Blackpool next weekend I trust you will all let Moxey and Morgan know how you feel.

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Morgan, Moxey and MM think we will be alright, who are they kidding. A tactically inept manager who has been told his job is safe continues with the same old rhetoric after each game. No attacking flair, never look like scoring, defence under constant pressure. Stupid thing is we have some good players, ah well Championship here we come.

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Once again, whilst the headline states that he hits back at critics, he does not address his infantile, insane substitutions, which the main reason for criticism on this pages. Whilst admitting that they should have prevented the initial shot, he fails miserably to own up that it was His actions of bringing on Ward which prevented that from happening.

The man is not up to the job, as a EPL Coach and Manager, he would make a good Bin Man ! He certainly is not capable of taking the club forward.

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More than happy with a point. Always thought the Blackpool game is far bigger, win that and we are going to survive, lose and it will be nigh impossible. Baggies do not play on Saturday so a 2-0 win will see us above them and only one point off Blackpool. This really is the biggest game of the season.

UTW

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Seems once again on here most of us see what McCarthy does not !….Henry is absolute drivel.Almost wishing for another dodgy tackle and a 3 game suspension so Mick has no choice but to leave his 3rd love child out.
Henry lost the ball so many times as ever that it adds too much pressure on others around him, Milijas (who I rate highly) had by his standards a quiet game and Jarvis looked jaded and should have converted such an easy opportunity, with his skill and at this level these wasteful chances cost us dearly !.Our Subs were shocking and terrible choices indeed. On the only plus side, Stunning goal by O’Hara and he is ovbiously very keen to obtain a permanant place at Wolves next season. Mick once again In my opinion was totally defensive, and should have played Fletch. Doyle is not the answer for all he is superb his lack of goals and a partner is plainly obvious to all but Mick. We can all say “he holds the ball up well” but who for ???…theres nobody up there with him, so alas it goes back to midfield and if thats Henry, back to Hennessey. The S**t were there for the taking and defensively jittery so starting with Hammill and Fletch and taking there defence on was the right thing to do. Lets hope Mick has a bang on the head and does that against Blackpool. UTW !.

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same rubbish 92 mins, they are where they shuold be ,after all MM says he is happy with what he has. no strikers and no defence

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Yesterday, Steaman was immense. He looked very composed strong and decisive. He is a different player from four weeks ago, I dont know what Mick or anyone else has said to him, but on this form he might attract Capello’s attention.

O’Hara also gave Henry a lesson on how to play in midfield at this level. A different gravy, he might be the key to staying up.

Regards everyone else, well fine, they did ok.Personally, I think Mick should of been braver as Albion were awful and they look doomed to me. We will see.

If we beat Blackpool Saturday then 4pts from 6 is good.

But time is running out, Mick has to be more aggresive and positive during matchplay if its so evident we are to much for the opposition as we were, certainly for the first 60 minutes yesterday.

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I am not part of the anti MM brigade, he bought stability and promotion BUT his record speaks for itself. Awful decision making in this game cost us two points.
In first half lots of quality crosses going into Albion box, but absolutley no one there for us. We needed EB or Fletch then.
Then takes Ned of who was one of our best and most creative players to bring on EB by which time the crosses had dried up.
Maybe Wayne was a bit wobbly at time, but made several top drawer saves that kept us in play. No blame on him imo.
I would have liked to see Hammil start or in the game, create some pressure on the right.

MM is just to stubborn, Henry was very poor, was either giving the ball away or passing back or sideways. Only thing he hit forward was speculative lobs which again gave the ball away.

Anyone else really worry about our coaching, how often have we seen creative players arrive and soon just blend into Micks run your socks off put in a shift style. How long before OHara and Hammill lose their cutting edge. When was the last time a young Academy player made his mark in the first team, not saying now is the right time but seems to me its been years I guess Wayne would be last and he is mostly a Man C product.

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You are all deluded if you think Mad Mick is going to save us, He has no ideal of tactics, I think he pulls a name out of the hat for substitutions as they seem to be totally with out any logic.It’s ok beating the top clubs but it means absolutley nothing when you don’t get results from teams that are around us. You have got to realise that by not taking points off the lower teams, this only increases their point tally against us, therefore if we had lost to all the top clubs instead of winning, and beat all the ones around us we would be in the middle to top half of the table by now, as their point tally would be much lower beccause of this. As for yesterdays match I think any sane supporter saw that we did not have any efforts on target and unfortunately Wayne was far too busy throughout the match compared to Myhill, It’s ok Mick saying we had 60 mins of the match but it only takes a few seconds to score and in truth they could have had a hatful if it wasn’t for last minute blocks, superb saves from Wayne and they having forwards that can’t hit a cows bum with a banjo. We need to turn in performances against the lower opposition and not just against the likes of Man poo and Chelski etc.

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Saw the game over here,live.One or two things are pretty obvious.
However well you set the team up, you cant legislate for individual errors.So many games this season have been lost or drawn due to various players committing stupid acts some you wouldnt see in a Sunday League game.This begs the question as to “are they of sufficient quality for the Premier League”Also the manager seems to be making similar mistakes either with his selection,tactics and substitutions.Hence we are bottom of the League.One bright spot is the signings of O’Hara and Hammill.I understand that a fee has already been agreed with Spurs for when the loan period ends.The only question is will he still want to come to us if we go down.As far as Doyle not scoring we must look at the quality of service to him.I feel that we should pack the midfield with ball players get a goalscorer up front with Doyle and attack.
Anyway all the best for Sat UTW>

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Have to laugh at some of the comments you people make on here. If Hennessey hadn’t have spilt the ball we would have won and you would all be saying how great we are and that we are staying up! How fickle we are!

I am incredibly frustrated too that we conceded again in injury time (especially to WBA) but if we beat Blackpool I still think we have a great chance when comparing our fixtures to the likes of WBA.

As for the formation, we are rubbish in a 442 as O’Hara would be restricted in his freedom and we need the extra man in there to compete. Its not pretty, 4-5-1 worked last season and generally makes us more solid. Thus, who cares if we don’t flatter as long as we get results. As long as we play 2 attacking wingers (either Hammill or Hunt if fit with Jarvo) and milijas and o’hara we have plenty to concern the opposition imo.

Keep the faith and get behind them.

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Wolves, Wigan, Baggies, Blackpool, West Ham – I think most of us think that the three going down will probably come from those five. For that reason, three points at the Hawthorns would have set us up nicely so it was cruel to lose out at the death, yet again. Can’t argue with O’ Hara’s
take on the situation. In our favour, we didn’t lose on Sunday and we do know that our relegation rivals have a much stickier run in than we have. On the negative side, we may have lesser sides to play, but we haven’t covered ourselves in glory playing against those sort of teams to date. It really is time to step up to the plate.

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Once again we are let down by MM substitutions
no one can ever work out why he always brings on WARD who is out of his depth. FOLEY who has the ability to control the ball and pass it forward to another wolves player unlike HENRY who is also out of his depth.
Example when we are defending HENRY booted the ball up field and there are no wolves players. So guess what the ball came streight back!!! why didn’t he kick it out and at leased they would be able to reform.
MM will never be replaced and he will also never explain why he plays WARD and HENRY. No wonder FLETCHER looks brassed off.
PS When did we last score a goal from open play? ie by passing the ball to each other.

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MM is a very good championship manager, full stop. He has always failed at the hihest level and continues to prove it this season. Aresnal vs Wolves…no shots. West Brom vs Wolves with defensive formation, 2 shots. It is time to say thanks for getting us up but, its time to move on to another level with someone that has tactical know how for the premiership and looks to buy premiership players.

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Regardless of if we survive or not how will next season be any better if MM stays ?
He will still think Zubar is a right back, that Berra can cut it at any level above SPL, that Ward must take part in every game, that Henry offers anything other than a square pass and that lovely lad that Elokobi is that he has a future at this level.
At least Albion have given themselves a fighting chance by making changes, something SM and ZM seem incapable of doing.

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The number of clubs who have gone through a season saying ” our season is about to change or we definitely won’t go down or we will be fine” or something similar and have still been relegated is legion.

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Bloody hell, Mick, say something new for a change, will you? I’m sick of your player assessments constantly featuring words like “terrific” and “fabulous” after every game. If that were so, how come we’re at the basement?

And as for “If we play like that for the rest of the season, we’ll be fine”…well, what a load of cobblers! Playing like that has cost us plenty of points already, quite aside from Sunday’s game at that Sandwell scrapheap.

Again McCarthy says plenty but fails to address his own shortcomings. Doesn’t need to, though, when he’s apparently got a job for life. God help us.

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I listened to the game on the radio,watched MOD and Sky sports today.The manager seems unable to grasp a few fundamentals and the facts speak for themselves.Its not about how much possession you have or how much control of the game you have,its about the quality of play in those periods.If Wolves play like that for the rest of the season they wont score many goals and relegation will happen.The manager is far too defensive and with a team with too many individuals with not enough talent to pass and go,his teams will always be chasing the game.In sundays game the stats show that apart from goals WBA had the upper hand.The managers teams,tactics and substitutions make hard work of getting the required results.Please Mr Manager move away from the touchline watch the game higher up and you will see things more clearly.

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Jack – just admit you were totally outplayed and outclassed 1st half,,, we played a defensive striker, if Flecth had been on it would have been game over. Only the inept tactics and substitutions cost us again, by tinkerman

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mick must publicly back his team and squad and so this article has nothing new in it.
but privately he knows we are shotshy and too slow to get onto anything in the box, assuming any of our players actually get in the box.
we didnt trouble myhill much at all.

The lack of punch upfront will see us go down.When were on top in the 1st half had we scored 2/3 goals instead of one….
All the substitutions,tactics etc are not that important

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point away from home in the PL cant be sniffed at, TBH on the second half WBA were unlucky not to score a few more – disappointing to concede after 90, again – but happy enough with a 1-1, especially if we can beat Blackpool (which on current for we should).
agree about the sub’s, ironic really that he throws an extra CB on to try and defend a 1-0 and they score, by all means run the clock down a little, get some fresh legs on and maybe an extra body in midfield (perhaps an extra mid could have got close to the guys shot that led to the winner) but the extra defender invited them on and upset the defensive equilibrium.
as for the final points requirement the ‘magic number’ for safety is known to be 40, just over a point a game. 40 points I believe will be enough quite easily, 38 or 39 will probably just do it although ideally like to do it with a game spare it’ll be so tense coming down to final game.
must admit my major worry as to whether we can accrue the requisite number is our goal scoring prowess. we’re not scoring enough, awful miss by Jarvis who along with Doyle and Henry doesnt score enough if ever in Karls case. hopefully Hara,Mili and Hammill/Hunt can get a few before the end of the season but theyre not going to get enough to finish the job. we need a more prolific final 3rd of the season from Doyle or maybe a different striker/partner for Doyle in the starting XI.

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Doyle was rubbish again Mick!!!!

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Pete nuts: mark ur words??? 38 will be enough, anyone can see that apart from you, ya stupid lowlife smackhead!!!

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Mick is deluding himself if he thinks this team is going to stay up on spirit alone. The Championship has plenty of teams that played good football and were only relegated because of a few individual mistakes!
Game after game we play well only to concede goals in the last few minutes.
The bottom line is the team that Mick has created is not good enough to compete at this level week in week out. Just as Crawley did on saturday we can raise our game against the big teams, but we are incapable of beating teams around us.
Mick has done a wonderful job for us, but the only place he is taking us now is back to the Championship.
Loyalty is a wonderful quality, but Steve and Jez have taken it too far,

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Can someone ask Mick, the next time you see him, to play the starting 11 from Sunday and leave it alone!
Every game he changes the the players and the way we play resulting in us letting in stupid last minute goals.
Please give the ball to our wide players and finish the match in the opposition corner flags.

There is no way we are the worst team in this division if we play to our strengths.
I really think even with these players we could be a top 10 team because the league is so poor.

I love Mick for his honesty after games but he must be honest to himself and take the blame for tactics.

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I was in the East stand right next to the Wolves Fans. I can say that these were the only tickets we could get and sufferring the Baggies fans was more than I could but I did. Kept my mouth shut and tried to watch the game–

The insult going to our fans were unbelievable- Grown men and some women with kids took part——-Stewards on the walkways were useless,,,Can I say the Wolves fans were winning easily until the late goal went in and then all hell broke loose– Saw the flair lighted but not thrown took the good sense to leave quyickly grandson by the hand.

The Match– First half we dominated O’Hare outstanding and Milijas- The substitution really got me why take players off at that point who are bossing the defence- Glad to see Jody back but this game was not the time-

Unbelievable– I do not blame Hennersey , blame MM , stupid substitutions lost us the game- added to the fact we never tested their Goalie– Why do we not shoot at goal- Frustrating

An experience for us– Never again try to get away ticket early– Who ever threw the flare– You are a dumbo

Crazey Dave–

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YES MM IS A BIT OF A DUMBO. WATCHED GAME IN THAILAND AND THE TWO SUBSTITUTIONS WERE EMBARRSSING, A JOKE.

TO TAKE OFF A KEY MIDFIELDER AND REPLACE WITH AN OUT OF SORTS STRIKER, SMACKS OF MUDDLED THINKING.

OR DID HE HONESTLY EXPECT ANOTHER GOAL AND A TIGHTER DEFENCE? RUBBISH MM AS SOON AS THEIR SUB MORRISON GOT TO WORK THE WRITING WAS ON THE WALL.

CAN NEVER FORGIVE MM FOR HIS TEAM SELECTION AT MAN U LAST SEASON AND NOW HIS FAILURE TO AT LEAST STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCE BEFORE DURING OR AFTER THE TRANSFER WINDOW LAST MONTH.

STEARMAN CERTAINLY PLAYING BETTER YET HIS RECENT PERFORMANCES RAISES THE QUESTION, CAN HE MAINTAIN THIS UNTIL THE END OF THE SEASON? I HOPE HE CAN.

AS FOR HENNESSEY, DID HIS BEST TO PREVENT EQUALISER BUT TO MY MIND DOES NOT COMMAND THE SIX YARD SPACES. THERE WERE TOO MANY EXPOSED AREAS AGAINST ALBION AND HIS RELUCTANCE TO MEET CROSSES COULD COST HIM HIS PLACE.

MY TEAM FOR SAT (IT WONT BE MM’S)HANNEMAN,ZUBAR,STEARMAN, BERRA, ELOKOBI; MILIJAS,O’HARA,FOLEY,JARVIS,FLETCHER,DOYLE.

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How many more times are we going to hear “If we play like that then we’ll be fine”? If we play (the second half) like that against better teams than Albion, we will get murdered, its as simple as that. We can’t seem to score from open play even if our lives depended on it. Fletcher (even though he hasn’t played many games for us, as an out and out striker) must be the biggest waste of money we have even had (if he isn’t then why isn’t he playing?)Doyle for all his marvellous work rate still can’t score to save his life, and Jarvis (ever since he didn’t make the England squad a couple of months ago) has started to turn into a 60 minute player, who then becomes annonymous for the last 30 minutes, he also needs to learn how to keep his composure when presented with goal scoring chances. Had he scored to make it 2 – 0 from the gilt edged chance he had, then I reckon the game would have been over. I don’t blame Hennessey for their goal, we sat back and invited pressure and it was only sheer luck and bad finishing by them that they hadn’t equalised earlier.

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Pete, If we are sticking to English,please let us know what is a’fiscal investment’ ? Some new drink or something.In 2003 West Ham went down on 42 points.Could well happen again this season.

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Think it would be a mistake starting 4-4-2 on saturday.Blackpool always start with three out and out strikers(Taylor-Fletcher,Varney,DJ Campbell).
Cant afford to lose an early goal.
Plenty time for SEB later on(as long as it aint the 89th min).

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ive got to say it some of the stupid comments on here make me laugh if they had not got their goal everybody would be praising the team not bitching at each other!

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‘McCarthy Hits Back At His Critics’ ??!! This is the man who, a few weeks ago, called his critics Numpties and did not read or listen to criticism.

Like it or not, the bucks stops firmly at his door. It has been said that he is a good honest man, which may or may not be the case, he is however delusional and incompetent. To that extent full of BS

It beggars belief that if we stay up it will more of the same rubbish, if relegated the belief that he is the right man to get us back up, again offers more of the same nonsense.

Whilst hanging on by our teeth in the PL the board should have moved heaven and earth to keep us there, instead they have swallowed the BS and like the Manager have failed miserably. They had ample opportunity earlier to bite the bullet before it became to late.

I worked with a similar manager some years ago, every man and his dog were telling him for months to buy a goalkeeper, including the directors but just like MM with Ward and Henry he ignored all the advice. He let in 5 at Derby on Easter Saturday, the next game a couple of days later being here at Wolves. We were 3 up at half time. By full time we sulked away loosing 5-3, our keeper was in another world in the second half and those ten goals resulted in us being relegated.

These people get themselves entrenched in the position believing they know it all, the plain truth is, they don’t. Seen it all before, the lack of intelligent planning, spending or the lack of it and shrewd tactics leaves the majority of us wondering how in hell do they keep there jobs.

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So is that why the ticket rocketed up in price a few weeks back? Change in fiscal investment?

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Although fine sentiments in protecting your players and trying to be positive…but this is the same drivel that has been peddled by MM for years and I’m a little bored of it.

I really think he should stop patronising us fans/his wage payers and come out saying something with meaning, a bit of truth for once.

When was the last time (if ever) he has said ‘it was my fault’ or ‘I got it wrong’?

When was the last time he said ‘ xxxxx screwed up and I’ve given him a right taytering, he won’t do it again’?

I don’t ever expect him to come out and say ‘I’m totally out of my depth and at any other club I’d be out of a job a long time ago’ but a bit of humility would go a long way instead of wafer thin see through triesome spin spin spin spin.

Maybe the journo’s could be more probing but as I’ve said before, MM has them all in his pocket and is a bully to anybody who dares ask an awkward question or critiscises.

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Look at the fixture lists and West Brom, Wigan, Blackpool and West Ham have terrible run-ins in comparison to us. Even so we have got to win the all important 4 games – starting Saturday. Even our players think that a point a game is enough!

O’Hara has also set Wolves a safety target.

He said: “We’ve got a lot of games against teams around us – Blackpool, West Brom again among them – where we’ve got to look for three points.

“But if we win this weekend we’ll have 28 points from 28 games, and if we continue that record, we’ll have 38 points and we’ll stay up.”

Read more: http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2011/02/21/jamie-ohara-has-warning-for-wolves/#ixzz1EgX7l7CS

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Said my piece- BUT–Doyle must be left out for what he cost in my opinion running around a falling over- He is surely overated– Lets go with Fletch and SEB- get playing to-gether if we stay up all well and good- Go down and they will have had the benefit of working to-gether.
Doyle will go anyway- Falls down shoots on target now and again in my mind not worth the money–

Crazey Dave– Move on its only a game– Keep the faith– Amen

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Bankkok Wolf, you are spot on imo..he should have put on Hammill to get power on the counter attack and make baggies a little more scared/passive..and i agree more than 100%(if thats possible) to play SEB and Fletcher on top..and please drop Henry so we can have faster midfieldplay..

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most of the sides currently occupying the relegation spots and those who without doubt will be battling it out with those three currently have fairly high points totals because Wolves apart they all have to play 4,5 even 6 matches V top 6 opponent. all fair and good spotting a trend but this is football, especially toward the end of the season the upsets against teams going for title or chams/league etc will get less. at one point it was looking like an unusually high tally would be required, I believe that 18th final relegation spot’ll finish on around 36,37 possibly 38 – so 38,39 will just do it 40 will fly it.
on another point can anyone remember Mick throwing on a extra CB to defend a lead the way he did at the Hawthorns, can’t remember him doing it before during his time at Wolves. I know it’s harsh conceding 90+ min goals especially V the tescoheads but it’s become such a formality this season it’s pretty easy to be quite blasé about it now (terrible eh?), watching the highlights just knew they’d get one and it was fully deserved too. makes me wonder if any side has ever conceded so many goals after say the 85th minute mark as we have this term.

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So muppet hits back at critics.

A manager who buys players and does not use them.

pays £6.5 mill for a laughingly called “striker” who couldn’t score if he was the only one on the pitch

Tells us at the start of the season that he had the players to keep us up and it was job done and mission accomplished.

Tells us that his team are marvellous in effort and commitment but does not apparently notice that they are bottom of the table.

Still expects fans to turn out every week to pay his bunch of failures their excessive wages and watch them produce a standard of football that would disgrace a pub league

And he is critical of US!!

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l00.Billy. I have been saying that about Doyle for months now. Headless chicken comes to mind. However our nPower Championship Manager keeps telling us that he puts a “shift in” whatever that means. Has anyone else heard any other manager use that term? Answers on a postage stamp please.

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