Wolves have finally appointed a new manager, Rob Edwards, on a three-and-a-half-year contract. The 42-year-old former defender's appointment is seen as a gamble by many, given his limited Premier League managerial experience and Middlesbrough's struggles under him.
Edwards' decision to leave Middlesbrough for Wolves has raised eyebrows, particularly considering the club's current plight in the Premier League. Wolves are winless in their opening 11 games of the season, with fans growing increasingly frustrated with the ownership and management.
The new manager is a fan favorite, having made over 100 appearances for the club between 2004 and 2008. Edwards has also grown up in nearby Telford and has family in the area, making his return to Wolves' roots an attractive prospect for him.
However, Edwards will face a monumental task in rescuing the team from relegation danger. The potential additions of former England Under-21 international Hayden Hackney to the squad could be crucial, but it remains to be seen whether they can turn the season around.
One thing is certain - Edwards' appointment marks a new chapter for Wolves, and only time will tell if he can unite the fractured club and steer them towards survival in the top flight.
Edwards' decision to leave Middlesbrough for Wolves has raised eyebrows, particularly considering the club's current plight in the Premier League. Wolves are winless in their opening 11 games of the season, with fans growing increasingly frustrated with the ownership and management.
The new manager is a fan favorite, having made over 100 appearances for the club between 2004 and 2008. Edwards has also grown up in nearby Telford and has family in the area, making his return to Wolves' roots an attractive prospect for him.
However, Edwards will face a monumental task in rescuing the team from relegation danger. The potential additions of former England Under-21 international Hayden Hackney to the squad could be crucial, but it remains to be seen whether they can turn the season around.
One thing is certain - Edwards' appointment marks a new chapter for Wolves, and only time will tell if he can unite the fractured club and steer them towards survival in the top flight.
He's got some serious heart on his side, and it's awesome that he's coming back to Wolves' roots! Having a fan favorite like him at the helm could be just what the club needs to lift the spirits of fans everywhere 
. I mean, 100+ appearances for the club? That's dedication, fam! 
And yeah, we all know things are gonna get tough with this relegation battle on their hands 
... but Edwards has got some solid additions coming in (Hayden Hackney, anyone?) that might just turn it around 
. Only time'll tell if he can unite the squad and steer 'em to survival in the top flight 
I'm curious about this move by Wolves... on one hand, Rob Edwards has been around Middlesbrough for years, so it's cool that he's coming back to his roots 
, but at the same time, the team is in a pretty rough spot right now 
. I mean, 11 games without a win? That's not exactly confidence-boosting 
. Still, Edwards has been a fan fave for ages, so fingers crossed he can turn things around 
. Maybe Hayden Hackney's arrival will be the spark they need to get out of this slump 
. One thing's for sure - it's gonna be interesting to watch how this all plays out 
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! Rob Edwards might be a gamble, but hey, who doesn't love an underdog story? 
The fact that he's got some serious roots to the club is awesome – it's like he's come full circle 
. I mean, I get why fans are skeptical about his managerial experience, but let's be real, we've seen some weird manager moves before 
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️, and I'm low-key excited to see Hayden Hackney in action! 
Can he bring the magic? Only time will tell 
Yeah, let's go for it, Wolves! 
it's like they want to make sure they get relegated ASAP. fans are gonna be so disappointed if he can't turn things around, especially after all the hype about this new appointment 
! I mean, his track record with Boro hasn't exactly been stellar, and you'd think they'd want someone with a bit more experience under their belt. But hey, Wolves are in desperate need of a turnaround, so fingers crossed for Edwards and the lads - maybe they'll surprise us all 
what's most concerning is that wolves r already in relegation danger... if they dont turn it around soon, it might be too late 
they've got some decent squad additions coming in but it's gonna take more than just new players to turn this team around 
. Wolves are already in trouble, and now they're throwing all their hopes on someone who hasn't even proven himself? It's a bit concerning, to be honest 
... I mean, they just appointed someone with hardly any PL managerial experience and Middlesbrough's team did pretty badly under him too? 
Plus, he's from the area, which is always a bonus, right? 
The key will be if they can get some new blood in like Hayden Hackney and turn things around. Could be an interesting season ahead... or it could end up being a total disaster 
But hey, he's got family in Telford and that's gotta count for somethin', right? 
Maybe he can bring some local love and pride back to the Molineux Stadium 
Now let's see if he can make some magic happen with Hayden Hackney comin' in 
I think this is a bold move by Wolves to shake things up, considering they're in a pretty tough spot right now 
. That could be a big plus in terms of building trust with the fans and getting them on board behind him 
. But Edwards' appointment does give Wolves a new direction, and it'll be fascinating to see if he can bring some stability to the squad.
. It's hard to predict what the future holds for Wolves right now, but one thing is for sure - it'll be an exciting ride to watch 
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He's like a breath of fresh air after all those struggles on and off the pitch. Idk what's going through the minds of the fans who were crying out for a change, but Edwards' return to Wolves is literally a dream come true for me! 
with Hayden Hackney on board, I'm FREAKING OUT just thinking about it!!! The season's gotta be turning around somehow 
. But we'll see how it plays out, I suppose. Wolves are in a bit of a mess at the moment, but that's what makes Edwards' appointment so interesting - is he gonna be able to turn things around and bring some much-needed stability to the club? Only time will tell 
, considering his local roots & passion for the club 
. But let's be real, 3.5 years feels like an eternity 
... Wolves' current situation is pretty dire 
to the pitch ASAP or it'll be a long season for everyone 
... now, with edwards coming in, i'm not sure if he's got what it takes to turn things around 
... but hey, at least it's a fresh start, right? 
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