Wolves part ways with set piece coach
Wolves have parted company with set piece coach Jack Wilson.
The Scot, who joined Wolves in July as the club's first ever dedicated set piece coach, has departed just two days after the club's 5-3 battering at Brentford in which they looked fragile from corners against the London club's towering defenders.
The decision to part ways with Wilson has come jointly between head coach Gary O'Neil and the club's hierarchy, after a general consensus that the move had not worked out.
It is understood Wilson had not integrated well into Wolves' backroom team and in recent weeks he was also demoted from his place on the bench.
Wilson started the season on the bench and would stand up in the technical area during set pieces, but he was replaced by first team coach Ian Burchnall and had to instead settle for a seat behind the dugout, with the Premier League limiting the number of coaches allowed on the bench.
