Mick McCarthy - Ipswich Town Manager

[Gray]

He'll be on Goals on Sunday every week now, they love him.

[magicalbarnes]

Im glad the cunt got the sack. He went down in my estimation when he went to old trafford two seasons ago and rested 10 players - saying we're gonna lose anyway. Basically rolled over for fergie.

[colin85]

Rafa should take the job till the end of the season. Save Wolves from relegation and help rebuild his reputation here.

[Exiled_red]

I can see it being either Bruce or Warnock

In either case

[Alex]

Id quite like to see Rafa at Wolves. He can really prove his worth there.

[dww]

I agree - look how Lambert and Rodgers have Norwich and Swansea playing respectively.

But Wolves will err on the side of caution and go for someone with experience of a relegation battle.

I'm not sure that those two examples really apply. The philosophies at both those clubs (and the squads to implement them) have been built over a number of years. Coming into a relegation fight with no chance to alter the squad is clearly a different task.

Not to say that the usual purveyors of flatulent long ball tedium are the right choice but I don't think a new manager with a radical tactical approach is necessarily the way to go either.

[lfcred]

Was always on the cards this! not surprising at all, never good enough for the Premiership!

[dww]

Any way I'm going to throw a random name into the ring - former Cambridge United (and current Zambia) manager Herve Renard. Partly due to the Cambridge connection and partly because of I'd think the style of his Zambia side might be a decent model for Wolves at this point.

[Chazza]

Johnny Phillips @SkyJohnnyP
Wolves chairman Steve Morgan on Alan Curbishley: "He's got a great track record and is exactly the calibre of person we're looking for."

[Phoenix07]

Yeah, because Morgan wanted Curbishley so bad when he wanted to invest in us.

He'll probably take over in the next couple of days. Probably got advised by Purslow too.

[McDermotX]

Sky Sports news saying Rafa has ruled himself out

Like winning the lottery it would be for Wolves if Rafa was in charge..............he's so far above that level.

But you do wonder where Rafa will be going next especially in his reticence to leave England.......is it because there could be a plum job in the Premier League or is it Real (even with the politics and post-Mourinho factor) ?

[Boogs]

Yeah, because Morgan wanted Curbishley so bad when he wanted to invest in us.

He'll probably take over in the next couple of days. Probably got advised by Purslow too.

thank Christ he did not get his hands on our club!
Probably bull**** but I heard that he has been in the changing room twice helping out with the half time team talk

[Darkon]

Any way I'm going to throw a random name into the ring - former Cambridge United (and current Zambia) manager Herve Renard. Partly due to the Cambridge connection and partly because of I'd think the style of his Zambia side might be a decent model for Wolves at this point.

It was said on tele after the final yesterday, that he is likely to be manager of Senegal soon.

[Mostar]

Rafa should take the job till the end of the season. Save Wolves from relegation and help rebuild his reputation here.

I am glad he is not in contention.

It is quite possible that even him couldn't save them as their squad is pretty weak and his failure could play a huge part in what type of offers he would get in the summer.

No he is smarter than that and he doesn't need it that badly anyway.

[Chazza]

Mick has been made favorite for the Leeds job

McCarthy and Bates dream team