Normally I would agree where uncle Roy is concerned, but it’s clearly obvious this is his last season and the club will be thinking about who’s next(well you would think) with the help of Roy himself probably, so I think we can be forgiven in this instance

He'd had 1 day to prepare for that game, had to play tomkins,

That is the most moronic statement i have heard in a long time, it is about continuity, not some useless one hit wonder, Paddy, Ray and Kiely plus maybe Derry back and you keep the progress made by Roy, Olise, Eze, Guehi wouldnt want some know all, Billy Big B******s taking over.

If you're on a warning, a couple months after joining, perhaps don't go calling the opinions of others as "moronic", especially when the rest of your post doesn't make much sense.

I'd love to know the other shining examples where an approach of 'continuity' worked in the appointment of football managers? Can't think of a single one off the top of my head. Also, Roy hasn't made any 'progress' whatsoever. Roy has done what most managers cannot and almost certainly would not do in keeping us healthily competitive, let alone safe, with hardly anything constituting investment in players immediately ready to perform for the first team. That's the reason he is in the dugout, being pulled out of retirement in his mid-70's, whether we delude ourselves with other theories or not.

I'm neither for or against most thoughts peddled on where we go after Roy, I'm open to hearing the perspective of others. It's fair enough to disagree but don't just hurl insults, least of all when there's little substance to justify such juvenile behaviour.

Now Zaha's got a bit of green grass ahead of him here... and finds Ambrose... not a bad effort!!!!

Don't think Wolves would have much say in the matter if we were serious about getting him. It would be an absolute no brainer for him to join us given the factors mentioned earlier.
Similar to when Pardew left Newcastle to join us but even more reason for Gary to be back down south full time as he has a young family.

Edited by BrentisBack (09 Nov 2023 2.25pm)

Not an easy task, but I would say the club need to look at how they want the team to develop and measure that with whether we have the players to achieve that and if not do we have the resources to buy them. Very few managers seem to really adapt their style to fit the team, or none that I can think of, so surely the club should go after the manager they want, not wait for applications.

If we keep hold of our star players and offer any new manager a reasonable kitty of say £40-50m then I think we might be quite an attractive proposition for many managers. Paddy might be able to step up, but that's similar to how the U21s might be able to step up. We won't know unless it happens.

Nuno looked like he could be a good fit for us, but he's since capitulated and subsequent appointments probably raise the question as to whether he was underachieving at Wolves. Personally I'd like to see us press more. Watching Gala against Bayern last night was a great example of how I'd like to see us play; they were the clear underdogs but they didn't given Bayern time to settle and were really unlucky to lose. They made the game exciting and didn't just passively wait for a chance but instead tried to force one. Currently we don't have the pace or athleticism of Gala to do that, but like I say, it's what I'd like to see.