Wolves no nearer new faces
Wolves remain jammed in a transfer waiting game despite a meeting of the Championship's most influential power brokers this week.
Wolves remain jammed in a transfer waiting game despite a meeting of the Championship's most influential power brokers this week.
Molineux chief executive Jez Moxey is back from the two-day get-together of the division's senior officers and chairmen in Portugal.
Despite getting the opportunity to informally advance his club's hunt for at least two of manager Mick McCarthy's targets, Moxey admitted the club were no nearer pushing through their plans.
Officials from Burnley and Derby, with whom Wolves have spoken about striker Kyle Lafferty and midfielder Dave Jones, were under the same roof.
Moxey said: "Unfortunately we are not yet any nearer in any of our plans for signing players."
The chief executive is spending most of his time dealing with speculation about players the club are reported to be interested in.
He is cautioning Wolves fans not to get distracted by claims that Barnsley's Brian Howard and Fulham's Lee Cook are on the hit list.
Wolves, joined by Southampton, led a demand at the meeting for a resolution affecting the timing of midweek matches.
Clubs forced to switch games to a Sunday by TV or police demands will now automatically be given the opportunity to play their following midweek match on the Wednesday.