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Friends Reunited
Promising Launch Pad For The New Era
Nuno Espirito Santo may have conducted his introductory Molineux press conference in excellent English – but he had no previous connection with Wolves. The club weren’t in his blood when he was added to the payroll in the summer of 2017, a short stint learning the coaching arts in Scotland having been as close as he had ever been to working in England.
See You In The Summer!
Familiar Molineux Faces Set For Major World Cup Roles
Wolves are no strangers to the practice of installing former international managers to Molineux’s top job – now the flow in the opposite direction is quickening, with impressive results. Two and three decades on from when Glenn Hoddle, Mick McCarthy and Graham Taylor were appointed here, two bosses from the club’s relatively recent past have led their employers to World Cup qualification.
An Update From The Dug-Outs
New Jobs, New Hope
What does Terry Connor have this weekend that Rob Kelly wished he also had? Answer: The prospect of building on a winning start with a new club? Answer: The prospect of building on a winning start with his new club. The two former Wolves coaches have recently landed new posts – Connor down the road at Walsall and Kelly in his latest reunion with Leam Richardson, this time at Reading.
Rob Edwards: Some Thoughts
Pros And Cons Of Leaping Into Molineux Fire
It started on a hill in Gloucestershire with Forest Green and continued apace with his first jumping of ship, followed with indecent haste by his first sacking. Now Rob Edwards is raising eyebrows again by turning his back on a possible promotion challenge at Middlesbrough to join Wolves for the third time. The international window has led to a period of radio silence and given the different parties time to catch their breath and prepare for an official unveiling that is likely to come early next week.
Minding The Gap
In Charge – But Only For Now
It started (and presumably finished) for James Collins as it did for Steve Davis three autumns ago – with a defeat at Chelsea. Two men from the less visible areas of the backroom team plunged into the Premier League spotlight in the most demanding of circumstances and unable, first up, to stop the rot that cost the permanent manager their job.
One Funny Guy
Birthday Boy Harry – A Total One-Off
Did anyone Bushbury or Fordhouses way find a new book among the discarded fireworks? Not today, nor yesterday evening or even this Millennium as it happens, but on November 6, 1991.
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