Yes, Kenny was a real gentlemen. He believed his job was much much more than being a football manager. He carried a real sense of responsibility, he said, to bring the players up properly, to give them a sense of responsibility and awareness and to look after their wellbeing....
A manager who came in at the perfect time.
A fragmented club from top to bottom following back to back relegations.
Kenny had a huge job on his hands but had experience managing challenging clubs.
Kenny didn’t shy away from that challenge and he embraced it and did an incredible job! He had to make some tough decisions and calls and ruffle some feathers - but these decisions were proved to be right.
A very knowledgable football man who I had the pleasure of interviewing. Kenny is a huge loss to football and Wolves have a richer tapestry for him being a part of our history ❤️
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We join today's opponents in paying tribute to legend Kenny Jackett. As well as a wonderful playing and coaching career at Watford, Kenny enjoyed three successful seasons as Wolves manager. Both teams will be wearing black armbands to honour his memory 💛🧡
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Wishing our former player and Head of Sport Science @TonyDaley7 a very happy birthday.
Have a good one, Dales! 🎉
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Shocking to think we were in the PL for almost ten years and yet the very season after relegation we are going into a game without a recognised striker. That sums up the state of Wolverhampton Wanderers.
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Forty years today since Graham Turner arrived at Molineux. We assess his legacy and place amongst the managerial achievements at Wolves #wwfc
thewandererspost.counterpres…
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Replying to @SkySportsNews
Sky Sports knew exactly what they were doing with this wording.
Putting "suspended for two years" right after the amount makes everybody think he’s banned from playing.
Fact: Only the fine is suspended. It's legal probation. No football ban. Don't fall for the headline bait
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Was lucky to be sat in that end when this flew in to crown one of the best individual performances I have ever seen.
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Wishing a very happy 80th birthday to our former midfielder and UEFA Cup final goalscorer Jim McCalliog.
Have a great day, Jim. 🎉
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#OnThisDay: #Wolves 2-1 Man United [1973]
⚽️ McCalliog (51’)
⚽️ Dougan (61’)
A packed Molineux saw Wolves beat United 2-1 on this day 53 years ago.
Those were the days…
#WWFC
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Must be.....
Dan McNamara has been nominated for the @FAWNL Premier Division Manager of the Year 🏆
The winner will be announced at the FA WNL Awards on 31st May.
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Great turn out last night at a heartwarming and thoroughly enjoyable evening with Geoff Thomas!🙌
Due to the continued unwavering support of these events we raised a whopping £3617.62 which takes us to nearly 605k total fundraising! Thank you 🥰
Thank you for your continued support and generosity and making a difference to the lives of others -
….in March I’m looking to do a dinner with Brian Law! ‘All aboard’! ❤️❤️❤️🔥
Thanks to special guests King John Richards, our President0. John Gough @wolves director. @meleves, and Simon Osborn of @WolvesFPA for making a huge suggess our 60th Anniversary this evening. 60 yes, 3000 + matches and still going strong
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40 years next week since Graham Turner arrived at Molineux.
The rest is history.
For the @ExpressandStar with thanks to Graham and his son Andy.

































