| Welcome Rob Edwards… 23:38 - Jun 10 with 3824 views | Kieran_Knows |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 23:42 - Jun 10 with 3670 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
That would not be a great move. Given the salary that McKenna was on, we can attract better than that. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 23:42 - Jun 10 with 3675 views | TRUE_BLUE123 |
Please dont scare me like that. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 23:48 - Jun 10 with 3546 views | bartyg |
I didn't rate Edwards much before, but ditching Boro for Wolves mid season only to stink up the Prem and end up getting replaced.. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 00:30 - Jun 11 with 3293 views | Illinoisblue |
They’ll need to add an extension to the changing room to fit in his and Ashton’s egos. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 04:29 - Jun 11 with 2983 views | Weekender |
He was linked when KM looked like he was off 2 summers ago. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:11 - Jun 11 with 2622 views | victorysquad |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 23:48 - Jun 10 by bartyg |
I didn't rate Edwards much before, but ditching Boro for Wolves mid season only to stink up the Prem and end up getting replaced.. |
Well he did get Boro going and he did well at Luton.
As for taking wolves down. Not entirely his fault
But like Kieran would have learned a lot from the experience
Knows how to use Ogbene too |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:21 - Jun 11 with 2530 views | keanekipper |
This would really show we need a change in leadership. Would be lazy and simple of ashton, showing up how limited his "DASHBOARD" is. Edwards could end up doing amazing but its limited on paper, which then worries me about out recruitment of players has the same lack of depth and knowledge of the football world. | | | |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:29 - Jun 11 with 2429 views | Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:21 - Jun 11 by keanekipper |
This would really show we need a change in leadership. Would be lazy and simple of ashton, showing up how limited his "DASHBOARD" is. Edwards could end up doing amazing but its limited on paper, which then worries me about out recruitment of players has the same lack of depth and knowledge of the football world. |
Bristol, WBA, Watford, Oxford is the experience hmmm, when have they had the money wr have at our disposal in 2026. Young British managers where I can keep a lot of the control might be the model.
Ok the last one we struck gold but that’s the problem for me, until we get in someone with proper international connections like a director of football, we will be going through recycled UK names.
Maybe the new Americas scout had got a mate he can phone!
I’ll support anyone we get in, but as a PL club we should be aiming high and exhausting every avenue. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:37 - Jun 11 with 2332 views | DanTheMan |
I was hoping I'd wake up and it would all be a nightmare but I guess the true nightmares are some of these choices... |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:48 - Jun 11 with 2163 views | Matt_Netherlands |
I was interested to see if wolves had a new manager bounce under edwards last year. According to this it was as bouncy as a bag of sugar.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/fo |  | | |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 07:38 - Jun 11 with 1781 views | bsw72 |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:11 - Jun 11 by victorysquad |
Well he did get Boro going and he did well at Luton.
As for taking wolves down. Not entirely his fault
But like Kieran would have learned a lot from the experience
Knows how to use Ogbene too |
Earned more points in 30 PL games with a Wolves team who were completely bereft of confidence that KM did in 38 games in 24-25.
He’s a good manager, but he would be following KM. |  | | |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 08:13 - Jun 11 with 1562 views | nodge_blue |
Wolves and Boro fans on talksport both praising rob edwards. I wouldn’t rule him out. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 08:14 - Jun 11 with 1540 views | hype313 |
Bit strange this one, they pretty much knew they were down when he was appointed, so clearly had one eye on next season.
To bin him off now seems odd. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 08:22 - Jun 11 with 1410 views | Steve_M |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:29 - Jun 11 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Bristol, WBA, Watford, Oxford is the experience hmmm, when have they had the money wr have at our disposal in 2026. Young British managers where I can keep a lot of the control might be the model.
Ok the last one we struck gold but that’s the problem for me, until we get in someone with proper international connections like a director of football, we will be going through recycled UK names.
Maybe the new Americas scout had got a mate he can phone!
I’ll support anyone we get in, but as a PL club we should be aiming high and exhausting every avenue. |
Don't forget Wycombe, although Ashton keeps doing so. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 08:27 - Jun 11 with 1326 views | Zx1988 |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:29 - Jun 11 by Joey_Joe_Joe_Junior |
Bristol, WBA, Watford, Oxford is the experience hmmm, when have they had the money wr have at our disposal in 2026. Young British managers where I can keep a lot of the control might be the model.
Ok the last one we struck gold but that’s the problem for me, until we get in someone with proper international connections like a director of football, we will be going through recycled UK names.
Maybe the new Americas scout had got a mate he can phone!
I’ll support anyone we get in, but as a PL club we should be aiming high and exhausting every avenue. |
I fear you may be on to something with that first paragraph.
With the exception of Nigel Pearson at Bristol, all of Ashton's appointments have been maiden managerial jobs. Perfect if you want someone wet behind the ears, who might not necessarily push back as much as would a seasoned pro.
This appointment is going to be incredibly telling. | |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 08:58 - Jun 11 with 1117 views | TheGentlemanViking |
Slightly baffling decision from Wolves, especially as Trippier and Andre were both speaking about how key he was in their decision to sign deals. Wolves fans seemed to be on his side too, appreciating that there was only so much he could do and that they were pretty much doomed from the start.
While I'd be underwhelmed to see Edwards at PR, I'd definitely be placing him ahead of O' Neil and Rosenior. [Post edited 11 Jun 8:59]
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 09:04 - Jun 11 with 993 views | ITFC_Forever |
Might help us get Hackney…. |  |
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| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 09:17 - Jun 11 with 885 views | Meadowlark |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 06:21 - Jun 11 by keanekipper |
This would really show we need a change in leadership. Would be lazy and simple of ashton, showing up how limited his "DASHBOARD" is. Edwards could end up doing amazing but its limited on paper, which then worries me about out recruitment of players has the same lack of depth and knowledge of the football world. |
One doesn't "do amazing." |  | | |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 09:22 - Jun 11 with 803 views | bluehert |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 04:29 - Jun 11 by Weekender |
He was linked when KM looked like he was off 2 summers ago. |
He was a bit more than just linked | | | |
| Welcome Rob Edwards… on 09:45 - Jun 11 with 634 views | usm |
Strange timing. Maybe we've tapped him up.
Wouldn't be averse to this appointment - we are unlikely to attract a Pochettino or Amorim type unfortunately and Edwards does have Prem experience. Gary O'Neil too or Rosenior for that matter - all decent options.
Dyche may keep us up - and that could be attractive to the owners, if not the fans. |  |
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