Why Have The Wolves Fans Become Obsessed With Villa?

The new FFP rules could have a huge impact. A club can lose £39 over 3 seasons, the two previous seasons and the current season. For the current season an estimate is made in March re the losses, and the intention is to exact any punishments in the current season. Punishments can include fines, points deductions, and, wait for it, demotion from automatic promotion to the playoffs, or even out of the playoffs altogether.

If Wolves have been fiddling the books could get interesting.
 
I hope we are not the unnamed Championship club who are sending this letter to the League.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/03/05/rivals-call-inquiry-jorge-mendes-role-wolves/

 
The Fear - 5/3/2018 18:44

Interesting, I did say the other week they are building on sand

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/wolves-financial-fair-play-spending-1294544

As soon as you wrote that line in February I thought it summed them and the possible situation up well.

In the name of fair play, I demand the Dingles be deducted a minimum of 10 league points and they are automatically relegated along with the cave people across town..........Now wouldn't that be nice! :19: :19:
 
JuanPabloAngel - 5/3/2018 23:54

I hope we are not the unnamed Championship club who are sending this letter to the League.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/03/05/rivals-call-inquiry-jorge-mendes-role-wolves/

Sounds like a Cardiff kind of action .
 
sirdennis - 6/3/2018 09:25

JuanPabloAngel - 5/3/2018 23:54

I hope we are not the unnamed Championship club who are sending this letter to the League.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2018/03/05/rivals-call-inquiry-jorge-mendes-role-wolves/

Sounds like a Cardiff kind of action .

Yes that was my first thought too - I can imagine Warnock getting all hot under the collar about the matter.
 
Be interesting, they might have broken rules, or they might have found a loophole.

If the former, they could be bang in trouble, if the latter then it's clever of them and the authorities will have to close the loophole.
 
From what I was hearing yesterday its a very grey area.

It's fine to have agents on board advising. It's illegal for them to be dictating policy.

How do you prove when someone steps of that line though from being an advisor to a policy maker?
 
At the end of the day it's Wolverhampton wanderers , they have managed to Wang a golden egg from nothing , when they go up the good players will be gone. I never cease to be fascinated by how fans of shit clubs start to loose their minds at the sniff of success. I remember how small heath were going to be the top club in the city after beating and finishing above us , didn't happen. Let the dog heads have their day in the sun .
 
Wolves will be similar to Leeds, Blackbirn and Wigan.

I am 90% sure they will have success, how much is the question, certainly promotion, certainly a comfortable finish and maybe even a cup win.

But how they are doing it is not sustainable - like when West Ham tried it with Tevez and co.

Within 5 years they will be back where they started. But in truth, after the crap they have had over the last 30 odd years, if they have 5 successful years and end up at square one - I am sure they would take it.

We would be the same.