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I don't remeber their being a time limit on this, so when GP goes to Wolves in 2027 I shall be expecting a payout to supplement the pension I might be getting at the time - at the current rate, this bet might double my pension income .

And has rejected it, apparently.

That's patently untrue by all accounts - depending on your definition of an "approach".

Surely, the only reasons for appointing someone on a short-term basis would be if they had a specific target who will be free in the summer, or just more chance of other people being available in the summer. I agree, GP would certainly not take an interim role. Ooops - nearly forgot to claim...

Out of interest, how loaded is Morgan - I know he's got a few mill, but is he mega rich or are you struggling a bit ? Just curious.

Pretty much. Sam Wallace of the Indy publicised the approach yesterday too. That'll be another tenner.

BBC sport says "Wolves fail in new Curbishley bid" Kerrrchingo.

I can't help thinking that they thought they had plans in place when they let MM go, and something went wrong. Having said that, a club can't win, can it ? If they look for a manager to replace thier current one while he's still there, they get accused of being trecherous behind peoples back -...

Thanks for the info Dave - ooh, that's my take-away tonght paid for now. A few more posts on this and I'll buy myself an iPad.

I'm on the thread several times, can I have £10 for each time please (I take cheques, but not Visa).

Given that they would have to pay something for a manager currently in a job, does £2m sound too much ? If someone keeps them up, it's worth an awful lot more than that to them. I wonder how much they are willing to pay for someone.

I don't think the Wolves team is actually that bad - there's certainly 3 worse in the division and they are certainly under-preforming.

That's a far too rational post for this site.

How so ? He's always said he wants to manage in the prem as soon as poss. Never really shown any loyalty towards us. I don't think he will have lied if he leaves.

Any manager with confidence would back himself to get a team out of relegation trouble, and there are certainly worse teams in the prem than Wolves, so they stand every chance of getting out with a new manager.