Chris Coles

No question.

I mean, the headline, when could Wolves be relegated?

I think if you spoke to most Wolves fans, they would have said,

Probably December was when we were relegated.

It has been disastrous for them.

They've not won a single away game all season.

It's been coming, I think, for Wolves, sadly, because they've been a club over the years that have tended to buy young players, sell them for huge profit, and then be quite fortunate that they've been able to replace those young players with more very good players.

So they used to have some world stars, Ruben Neves, Jaume Moutinho,

Ryan Aitnouri, who's now at Manchester City.

All of these guys who were brilliant, but they've not been able to replace them.

So this season has been long overdue.

It's not quite the worst season ever.

Derby still hold the lowest ever points total, and that's 11.

So Wolves have comfortably got past them.

But it's been horrible for them.

Rob Edwards, the relatively new manager, basically has to try and end the season as well as they can and rebuild next season.

It's been an example of if you let big decisions happen,

just get away from you in the transfer window if you don't really look too far ahead and you're very reactive instead of proactive then this sort of thing can happen and it's happened to Wolves it could happen to Tottenham it could happen to West Ham there are some big signs that we're playing in the championship next season but it's not been great at Molineux the Wolves fans have really endured an awful season and yeah not winning a single away game from home it's not been great for the fans on their travels either.

So, yeah, they've got lots of work to do next season.

Yeah, well, the best part about that documentary, Tom, is that the Sunderland Till I Die documentary was very much there