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Wolves announce former Celtic star Paul Lambert has been sacked after dispute over who signs players

 

Club say both Lambert and themselves*agreed to part ways after just six*months during a football review at the end of the season

 

WOLVES have announced that Paul Lambert has been sacked after a dispute over who signs players at Molineux.

 

The club say both Lambert and themselves*agreed to part ways after just six months in charge during a football review at the end of the season.

 

Wolves‘ new Chinese owners Fosun are believed to have lined up a new manager, reported to be former Porto boss and ex-goalkeeper Nuno Espirito Santo.

 

Former Celtic star Lambert, 47, was thought to have concerns about super-agent Jorge Mendes bringing players into the club.

 

Fosun have worked closely with Portuguese agent Jorge Mendes since they took over the club in July 2016 – but Lambert wanted to sign mostly English players.

 

Several of their 12 signings last summer were brought in Mendes – but many of them struggled to make an impact in the Championship.

 

But Nuno is a client of Mendes – the advisor to the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo, Diego Costa, James Rodriguez and Jose Mourinho – who is brokering a deal for him to take over at Wolves.

 

Lambert*is the fourth of Wolves’ last six bosses to last less than a year at Molineux.

 

But after Walter Zenga was fired in November with the club in a pickle at the bottom of the Championship, Lambert steered them to comfortable safety – and even beat Liverpool in the FA Cup along the way.

 

Along with Lambert, coaches Stuart Taylor and ex-Wolves player Rob Edwards, as well as fitness coach and head of sport science*Tony Daley are also leaving.

 

A Wolves statement read: “The club would like to place on record its thanks to Paul for his dedication and professionalism during his time at the club, which included some memorable victories, and wish him all the best in his future career.

 

“A further announcement on a new Head Coach and backroom team will be made in due course.”

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In this instance might be called integrity. What real manager would want an agent effectively picking his squad? That's always going to work out for the best right? Because the agent has only the best interests of the club in mind and is also a super coach. Right?

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If wee Chesney gets the bullet after Scotland get pumped by england on june10, guess who'll be the next Scotland manager?

 

Step forward...dumbert. Peter will phone Stewart to tell him what's to happen.

 

You heard it here first.:cool:

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I actually think Lambert is a decent manager but he has been moving around and leaving clubs in bad terms a few times now which wont do his reputation any good. Wolves are another club with huge potential but with crazy owners who seem to run it like a computer game. Lambert did a god job there last season, they were in a relegation battle and he took them to mid table.

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