Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters, frustrated at their team’s lowly 14th-place finish in the Championship, have laid the blame squarely at the door of former chairman, Steve Morgan founder Redrow. They blame his lack of investment in the club for its fall from the Premiership, and his strategy of creating a team of “young, hungry and talented players” rather than paying for talent, which they believe could have kept them in the top flight. Mr Morgan put the club up for sale last October and stepped down as chairman at the same time.
Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters, frustrated at their team’s lowly 14th-place finish in the Championship, have laid the blame squarely at the door of former chairman, Redrow founder Steve Morgan. They blame his lack of investment in the club for its fall from the Premiership, and his strategy of creating a team of “young, hungry and talented players” rather than paying for talent, which they believe could have kept them in the top flight. Mr Morgan put the club up for sale last October and stepped down as chairman at the same time.