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While I'm speaking from a biased position, I felt that Lee Hoos was an extremely honourable and agreeable businessman. He acted with Saints best interests at heart and he was not forced out of the club with Hone etc but stayed on with Leon. It says a lot that the moment Mandaric took over Leicester he immediately hired Hoos, less is made of that than his decision to sign Pearson but I feel it is equally as significant.

i LIKE the fact that he's arrogant. Ferguson, Wenger, whoever you want, they all think they're the brilliant and a great manager has to have confidence in themselves... I know some would argue that he hasn't had any of the success that they have, but everybody starts somewhere. Plus, his comments about positive support giving the players an extra few percent is TRUE. We might not like it, because he was appointed by Lowe and so must be terrible, but I have a hell of a lot more respect for someone who calls it as they see it, even if they are having a go at me. Remember Norwich in the relegation season? That party atmosphere definitely pushed Camara and the boys to win it for us. I'm not that fussed if I get slated for thinking this, and I thought it before today's win, but I think Wotte has more to come than what we are seeing.

before anyone gets the wrong idea and assumes i'm being pro-Lowe, i want to make it clear that it is good people are admitting how bad we are being run behind the scenes... BUT having come into contact with Wiseman in pre-Saints days, i really wouldn't pay much attention to him. Lowe might be pompous, but Wiseman is a terrible businessman.

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Isn't it more likely that someone from Southampton would notice the ins and outs of Saint Mary's? Not saying it's wrong or anything, just doesn't add up that a Wolves fan would notice their chairman coming in and out of a stadium in the south... Not keen on Mick either, seems to be a poor man's Glenda in terms of man management.

Despite what views I might have about Lowe etc, I think this is a great idea. It reminds me of the traditional 'family club' that we once were, if only the current board had treated the rest of us with the same level of respect. Just and idea, but what are the chances of the board doing a Wimbledon and turning us into the Jersey Saints? Stranger things have happened...

Thanks St Landrew!

well done wolves! keep this up!