General Wolves News

[Alan]

We've already been told by a lad on here that its still Money Shop.

On the template, anyway.

Sent from my XT1585 using Tapatalk

 

[Quirkafleeg]

Can Money Shop refuse ?

Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

 

[Sniffer]

Can Money Shop refuse ?

Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk

I would imagine so but it depends on what is in the contract.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

It is VERY simple to change the sponsor after the template stage. It is the final part done after the template printing and the badge is on. However, until a new sponsor is announced and money shop agree to a pay off they are still the sponsor so will appear on the template

 

[Johnny75]

Can't be that difficult,wasn't a huge amount couple of million quid tops(I think) if it was me it'd be 'here's your cash,take your crap corporate logo and go,doors over there'

£400K wasn't it? The Money Shop may well be sticking to their contract which none of us know how difficult it is to get out of. You would think the best in the business would have a release clause put in wouldn't you?

 

[machin05]

What's the general Chinese view (vague question, I know) towards these high interest loan shark pay-day lenders? Would Fosun be that worried about being associated with these types of companies?

 

[Keef]

£400K wasn't it? The Money Shop may well be sticking to their contract which none of us know how difficult it is to get out of. You would think the best in the business would have a release clause put in wouldn't you?

Is this the same best in the business that said the website template was a watertight contract for the next however many years and was impossible to get out off,that we've now said we're pulling out of

 

[Dinowolf]

Costa takes the awards

http://www.wolves.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/read-four-midable-costa-3712863.aspx

I really hope he stays

 

[Siggy]

Ben o hanlon released according to twitter

Sent from my HTC 10 using Tapatalk

 

[Irish_Wolf]

Four Wolves youngsters released
Wolves | Published: 4 hours ago | Last Updated: 1 hour ago

Strikers Bradley Reid is among four Wolves youngsters who are leaving the club.

4
SHARES
21
Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Email address:
Sign Up
image: https://www.expressandstar.com/resi...azonaws.com/public/L5CCOLLOPRBH3AILFI2Y5JARBM


Welsh youth international Bradley Reid has left Wolves (© AMA SPORTS PHOTO AGENCY)
Reid, defender Regan Upton, left-back Ben O'Hanlon and forward Joe Delacoe have not been offered new contracts.

Right-back Aaron Simpson, centre half Aaron Hayden and midfielder Conor Levingston will stay at Molineux though after being offered one-year deals with the open of a further season

Welsh Under-19 international Reid has come closest of the released quartet to featuring in Wolves' first team. He was an unused substitute for the 1-1 draw at Nottingham Forest at the end of 2015/16. Recent loan spells at Telford and Wrexham, though, haven't worked out.

O'Hanlon played in the final pre-season friendly before the start of the current season, a 4-0 defeat to Swansea at Molineux, and has since been on loan at Nuneaton, while Upton and Delacoe have featured sporadically for the under-23s of late.

The retained list of the first-team squad, where the likes of Mike Williamson, Jack Price, Silvio and George Saville are out of contract, is on hold while the fate of boss Paul Lambert is decided.

But Wolves have released the under-23 retained list, with all other players within the ranks either already under contract or having had their options exercised.

Sporting director Kevin Thelwell said: "As always, there has been plenty of discussion between myself, Gareth (Prosser), Scott, and all the football staff involved with the players' development over the decisions made regarding the squad.

"We know the importance of these decisions, and spend a long time looking at how the players have performed and the pathway in place for potentially moving through to the first team.

"We would all like to congratulate those players who have secured new contract offers, and those already signed up for next season, and look forward to them continuing their development and aiming to be amongst those breaking through in the 2017/18 campaign.

"For the players who have not been offered new deals, I would like to thank them for their efforts at Wolves and wish them all the very best for the future.

"They know we are always on hand to give them whatever help they require with regards to trying to stay in the game and find another club."

Wolves under-23s enjoyed a successful season under Scott Sellars, finishing second in their league (losing to West Ham in the play-offs), reaching the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup and the last 16 of the Checkatrade Trophy.

Sellars said: "It was a bit of a disappointing end with the results this week but that should in no way cloud the fantastic season which the lads have put together.

"As a staff we are really proud of the consistency they have shown and their outstanding efforts over the course of the season.

"We have seen four players make first team debuts, several others go out and feature on loan, many pick up further international experience, and then other younger players come through to enjoy their first taste of Under-23 football.

"To have that pathway in place is vitally important for this football club, and hopefully those lads who return for pre-season will have that same enthusiasm and determination to be the next to make an impression at senior level.

"This time of year is also a sad one when players move on, and I want to thank Regan, Ben, Brad and Joe for their contributions to the academy squads in recent years.

"I wish them all the very best for the next chapter in their lives, and they know that myself and the other coaching staff are always here for them with any help and advice.

"Congratulations to those lads who have the chance to extend their stay at Wolves, and I am looking forward to all the squad returning with the same hunger and desire to have another successful season next time around."


Read more at https://www.expressandstar.com/spor...lves-youngsters-released/#h7eXHJxu7FTwAQSQ.99

 

[Johnny75]

If I wanted to read that awful rag of a paper I would. Is there any chance you can stop polluting threads with a copy and paste of it.

 

[Tony Towner]

......

 

[Kenny]

Matt Doherty called up by the Rep Ireland for their games in June (37 man squad)

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

If his hamstring goes, he's got all summer to get over it

 

[Johnny75]

Matt Doherty called up by the Rep Ireland for their games in June (37 man squad)

Everybody needs a cone to run around.

 

[Kenny]

Harry Burgoyne called up to train with the England U21's

 

[Johnny75]

Jack Ruddy called up to Scotland U20's Toulon tournament too.

 

[darlowolf64]

A piece about our keepers from the OS

http://www.wolves.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/read-academy-goalkeepers-3718284.aspx

 

[SSB]

Costa has just posted on Instagram "next stop Wolverhampton" Wouldn't have thought he'd want to spend his summer here (unless he's coming back to meet the new manager)

 

[Langers]

Costa has just posted on Instagram "next stop Wolverhampton" Wouldn't have thought he'd want to spend his summer here (unless he's coming back to meet the new manager)

Could be a number of things - summer training plan, checking on his injury etc etc.