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Wolves are a much bigger club than Huddersfield. Dean Saunders was looking at a club that aims to be in the premiership. Mark Robins is going to a club that will think itself lucky to avoid relegation to league 1.

If he decides against going now then he's going to be more of a laughing stock than Tango Ken.

Yes they do, that doesnt mean its right though does it?

Do you think its likey the money we receive from Huddersfield will be used to recruit a manager already in a job?

6 months ago I wouldn't have cared either, but as always that club drew me back in, only to once again knife me in the stomach. Dont know why I keep doing it.

Am I the only one on here who has every turned down more money for what I considered a better job?

I can't do that I'm afraid. The only thing I ever asked for from the playing side of the club is loyalty. Loyalty to me means wanting to do your best for the club. Crap players who try hard I will always like on a personal level, just like our previous managers since 2001 may not have been up...

Its our record for appointing 'decent' managers that has me concerned.

Supporting him out of loyalty? Admirable, and it makes you a better man than him.

Never trust Leicester to do us a favour!

Maybe, but do you think your workplace should be happy about that?

I hate Sisu with a passion, but imo this is down to Robins, not Sisu. Minor criticism to them for putting this clause in his contract, but the fact is he wanted to go, and would still have wanted to go even if that clause wasn't there.

How many of us pledge our love for our workplace only to leave a few weeks later? Leave with our blessing? At most companies now when you resign you are escorted off the premises that day! No company sends off their ex employees with their blessing.

How many of us release statements about how much we love our workplace and how we have that company's colours stamped all the way through us?

No. He makes up stories about how much the club means to him. The fans wouldnt trust him, and neither would the players I suspect.

I would now find it very hard to support Robins if he changes his mind. Damage has been done.

Nail on head there. I thought he really understood us a club when he was talking about us being in the doldrums, and that the rewards are massive here if he could get it right. Yet he seems only interested in his own personal wealth so all that about him loving the club is obviously lies...

Can't blame him for that. Coleman is a decent guy.

I never hated Coleman. As a manager he might have made a lot of mistakes, but as a person I've not got anything against him. Same goes for Thorn, Boothroyd, Dowie, Adams, Reid, Black, McCalister, or Nielson. None of them ever betrayed us like this.

Football fans are encouraged to be emotional, or is that just when we're being persuaded to part with our cash?