Wolves return to training on Monday but before that Boris will be making a statement on Sunday about the first steps out of the lockdown. Seems that one thing he may say is give support for football to resume, albeit behind closed doors.

If that happens then the league will resume in mid June, as long as the clubs can agree a safe way of that happening. Seems that the aim is for every game to be televised. Sky and BT will get first choice of games then the others will probably be shown on free to view channels maybe including youtube. Seems that about a dozen stadiums will be used and they will be ones that can offer decent quarantine arrangements. St Georges in Burton will probably be one, and heard it said that stadiums like Shrewsbury may be ideal because its out of town, easy to access by road, and not surrounded by housing. For geographical reasons the likes of Newcastle and Southampton would be ruled out. And Molineux also probably wont be deemed suitable as its right in the centre of the city.

I find myself being more friendly. towards my neighbouring Albion supporter during lockdown - very disconcerting.

Wolves v Olympiakos pencilled in for August 6th behind closed doors

I'll wager that was a waste of pencil lead.

Looks like the idea of neutral venues has been rejected. Not really sure how much home advantage there is without crowds

comment by Oldgoldilox - 1 Carl Ikeme (U17303)
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I think it is more likely the Europa is finished as a small tournament in between seasons with maybe just one host country.

Interesting:-

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/52630791

Morgan you d!ckhead

Stupid lad, going out partying when we are supposed to be in lockdown. Been giving the impression for a while that he has made it, when he is only just beginning. No surprise if this leads to him being shipped out on loan in the hope he grows up a bit and comes back as good a player as he could be

Suspect he's a dead man walking as far as his future Wolves career goes.

A shame to see he has done that and he deserves all the flack he gets but sadly his actions sum up the thoughts of a majority of the youth generation, they have not taken this thing seriously from the start and partly due to this virus being labeled as an old persons illness by governments.

Enobakhare has left the club. Showed some talent at times but never had the end product. Only time he has really done well was on loan at Coventry. Maybe now he is a free agent they will take him back

John Ruddy's contract has been extended for one year ansd youngsters Taylor Perry, Cameron John, Sadou Diallo and Jamie Pardington have also been retained.

A few other youngsters have been released plus Jordan Graham and the great Phil Ofuso Ayeh

gonna miss phil so much ....

Ahh yes Phil, he came, he disappeared, he picked up a Championship medal, he left.

Jordan Graham, I remember when we all wanted him to knuckle down and dedicate himself to the game because we believed he was potentially the best playmaker we had. An innocuous trapped ball tackle and an influx of players that he wasn't fit to lace the boots of and he drifts away off to League Two obscurity. Shame.

Fiorentina are obliged to pay Wolves £18m for Cutrone when his loan expires. But that isn’t stopping them trying to offload him. They have already decided he doesn’t fit into their plans and as long as Wolves still get their £18m they are entitled to sell him.

We did well to recover our outlay on him, looks like he could get as many clubs as Leon in time

fiorentina looking to get rid of cutrone

https://www.expressandstar.com/sport/football/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2020/05/21/could-wolves-loanee-patrick-cutrone-be-facing-another-cut/

not surprised, never looked good enough