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To be fair, I'm not sure they have done this that publicly, just in these times of Twitter, leaks quickly come into the public domain from journalists and those 'in the know'.

ooo you tease.

Yawn. I think you must be mistaking me for someone else. I said I had met Elliot in a work capacity before and been less than convinced by his potential ability to manage a p1ss up in Brussels. Now lets move on from discussing your sycophantic consumption of 15 pies per game...

What!?!? Not sure where you got that from. I forgot you're the only person who had ever met anyone with anything to do with the club.

You're probably right. Just feel a bit fed up and hurt at the thought of losing the great man! Apologies Gus.

I sort of feel that way too now. Just want fcking Wolves to sort their sh1tty selves out and get a new manager, WHOEVER it is!!

It was Fielden who broke the approach on Friday night in the first place. He's a very good source. Don't think Gus would feel like fourth or fifth choice based on the number of times they have tried to talk to him. I'm extremely worried now. Think he's gone. A real let down by the big man...

It's called reading between the lines TLO. As per Amexican's post, the contrast between the noise of this and Leeds vacancy is stark, that, along with the widely reported FACT that £2m compensation has been put on Gus' head leads me to believe that this particular rumour has more foundation...

Naylor has also been very quiet on Twitter about this, when usually he would be all over it trying to get the scoop. My guess is he doesn't know what's going on, and doesn't want to nail his flag to the mast and look like a dick again!! As he did over last bit of really significant club news -...

No, it wasn't a direct quote in that Naylor article, just a "we believe he is flattered...". As I've said before in this thread, I think it's a long way from certain that he will go, but just got a feeling he might at least want to talk to them. If he hasn't already.

Absolutely, and what lower mid table team other than Villa has the same history as a club like Wolves?? It just seems to add up. He probably might not end up going there, due to compo needed, or McDermott being preffered candidate, but I have a feeling he would if the job was offered. That is...

When I say Europe, I mean the Europa League!! I'm not saying they would get into it either, but success at a club like Wolves would be to be finishing top ten consistently.

in addition those of you clinging to the 13 games to prove himself thing. That was when Wolves were looking at managers out of work. They're not stupid enough to think that a manager in steady employment would join under those terms surely. If they are, then good luck with Steve Bruce...

Totally agree. If you look at it logically, it makes sense. Is he going to get offered the so called "special job" when with us any time soon? Can you really see any of the top 6 in Prem, or La Liga offering him a job in the next four or five years? If we get promoted next season, he would...

I think it's the 'no comment' that's the worrying part. When he has been linked with jobs before, he has quickly trotted out the mantra about wanting "something special" in order to think about leaving. Plus his absence from press conference this morning. Hope I'm very wrong, but I think he's...

I agree with all comments about Wolves ultimately being a step backwards. I just have a very bad feeling about this in my stomach.

Just seen a tweet from Sam Wallace a journo from The Independent - "On Wolves & Gus Poyet: £2m compensation appears too high. However, reliably informed that #BHAFC gave permission for two parties to speak" He's usually a pretty reliable source. I have a bad feeling about this. Poyet is...