Moxey's peace call
Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey has appealed to fans to "draw a line" under the South Bank surrender - and turn Molineux into a fortress.Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey has appealed to fans to "draw a line" under the South Bank surrender - and turn Molineux into a fortress. Mick McCarthy's men return to Molineux for the first time since the off-the-field frustration spilled on to the terraces a fortnight ago. And the man at the centre of much of the supporters' abuse hopes tomorrow's game against Burnley will see the focus return to football. Read the full story in the Express & Star
Mick McCarthy's men return to Molineux for the first time since the off-the-field frustration spilled on to the terraces a fortnight ago.
And the man at the centre of much of the supporters' abuse hopes tomorrow's game against Burnley will see the focus return to football.
The handling of the Graeme Souness takeover bid and the surrender of the South Bank to Albion fans have caused considerable disquiet in the last two home league games.
Moxey has been the target of verbal jibes from supporters - but insists the criticism is misdirected.
"It goes with the territory and I accept it is part and parcel of football," Moxey said. "It's not strictly true to say it's water off a duck's back, but in a way it is misplaced because it is the team that needs their support."
McCarthy has issued several appeals for South Bank fans to drop their gripes.
"We understand fans' frustrations and we understand why the supporters in the Jack Harris stand are particularly upset at that decision, which was essentially out of our hands.
"We have acknowledged that certain issues surrounding that decision could have been handled better but hopefully we can draw a line and concentrate on cheering the team on."