Return of the Mick...

[Tring Wolf]

Hopefully, Amazon make this the subject of their next ‘All or Nothing’ series.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1322121103473582080

Best of luck Mick!

 

[citrus_wolf]

Hopefully, Amazon make this the subject of their next ‘All or Nothing’ series.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1322121103473582080

Best of luck Mick!

All or Nowt

 

[WolfInSheep'sClothing]

Top of the world.

 

[Burton Wolf]

He used to manage in The Prem I seem to remember.

 

[Hot Fuss]

Good luck to the legend. Gave us some of the best years of the last 4 decades.

 

[Pagey]

All the best Cyprus, you won't know what's hit you.

Loved his 1st two seasons here, then it became about survival. Not all his fault.

Great title by the way

 

[drewsie]

Got a lot of time for MM. Dragged us out of mire Hoddle left us in and succeeded where a lot before him had failed miserably! Didn’t deserve the type of treatment he got after, THAT game either!

Was really pleased he got a standing ovation when he returned with Ipswich.

Good luck Super Mick

 

[Flea]

Mixed emotions regarding Mick..always had those,always will.
Not a Premier League manager even though he managed us..and Sunderland.

 

[Ewok vs Wolf]

For a lot of us of a certain age before Nuno, Mick was the most successful manager we had and Il always fondly remember him and hope he does well I think its a really good move for him

 

[Alex Rae The Substitute]

Love the bloke. He made me fall back in love with Wolves when for various factors I’d drifted away a little bit.

That team he built in the first season in particular was so much fun to watch and the defeats didn’t seem to matter so much because everyone gave 100% and we had a lot of exciting kids.

A million miles from the joys of supporting us today, but they were some of my best years supporting Wolves.

 

[Boss Hogg]

Has Terry Connor joined him too?

 

[Wonder Boyo]

A friend of mine was terminally ill in hospital during Mick's reign so I wrote to the club and asked if the players could sign a card for him. Two days later Mick arrived unannounced during visiting hours with a signed Wolves shirt and a massive bag of grapes. Not a flying visit either, they had to kick him out thirty minutes past visiting time. Can't tell you how much of a massive impact it had on my friend and his family in his final days. Wolves legend on and off the pitch.

 

[WickedWolfie]

Good luck to the legend. Gave us some of the best years of the last 4 decades.

Other than the last three seasons l wouldn't argue in the slightest.

 

[WickedWolfie]

For a lot of us of a certain age before Nuno, Mick was the most successful manager we had and Il always fondly remember him and hope he does well I think its a really good move for him

Bloody kiddies, lol... Seriously, he offered a glimmer of hope to a club that had been depressing as hell for far too long...

 

[Pagey]

A friend of mine was terminally ill in hospital during Mick's reign so I wrote to the club and asked if the players could sign a card for him. Two days later Mick arrived announced during visiting hours with a signed Wolves shirt and a massive bag of grapes. Not a flying visit either, they had to kick him out thirty minutes past visiting time. Can't tell you how much of a massive impact it had on my friend and his family in his final days. Wolves legend on and off the pitch.

I've told the story before, but a mates disabled son played wheelchair football and needed to raise a couple of grand for his new chair. They were invited to the training ground, for a look round and watch a session. Mick spent an age talking with them and gave him a cheque for the balance.

Small/large gestures like these make the difference, between a club we support and a club we love to support.

 

[WickedWolfie]

I've told the story before, but a mates disabled son played wheelchair football and needed to raise a couple of grand for his new chair. They were invited to the training ground, for a look round and watch a session. Mick spent an age talking with them and gave him a cheque for the balance.

Small/large gestures like these make the difference, between a club we support and a club we love to support.

To Mick it was probably small beer. To the recipient and his family it was everything. Massive respect.

 

[Hoganstolemywife]

Mick!!! Best of luck old bean

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

For a lot of us of a certain age before Nuno, Mick was the most successful manager we had and Il always fondly remember him and hope he does well I think its a really good move for him

Even those older than us should recognise he was our best manager in thirty years. Many don't like to admit it though.

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

A friend of mine was terminally ill in hospital during Mick's reign so I wrote to the club and asked if the players could sign a card for him. Two days later Mick arrived announced during visiting hours with a signed Wolves shirt and a massive bag of grapes. Not a flying visit either, they had to kick him out thirty minutes past visiting time. Can't tell you how much of a massive impact it had on my friend and his family in his final days. Wolves legend on and off the pitch.

Good Manager. Great Man.

 

[SA Wolf]

Loved Mick. Great manager and great raconteur. Hope Nuno can emulate his 3 years in the Prem.

 

[WickedWolfie]

Loved Mick. Great manager and great raconteur. Hope Nuno can emulate his 3 years in the Prem.

I certainly don't see us being relegated this season so bettering it is likely.

Edited to add: Duh, belatedly realised why the emoji...

 

[Deleted member 4152]

Loved him

 

[JOSWolf]

Good luck Mick.

 

[North West Wanderer]

Top man. Loved him

 

[Sedgers]

A friend of mine was terminally ill in hospital during Mick's reign so I wrote to the club and asked if the players could sign a card for him. Two days later Mick arrived announced during visiting hours with a signed Wolves shirt and a massive bag of grapes. Not a flying visit either, they had to kick him out thirty minutes past visiting time. Can't tell you how much of a massive impact it had on my friend and his family in his final days. Wolves legend on and off the pitch.

Superb.

 

[Axle]

Him, Turner and Nuno are the best managers we have had over the last 30 years.

The one thing that bonds them all is team spirit. If you don’t have that you can be Lionel Messi managing the AC Milan team of the 80s and you won’t win anything.

Respect to them all. Hope he does well there, but to be honest if l was him l’d probably look to retire now, he’s earns it.

 

[George AlooGobi]

Maybe we'll face him in cup competition