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    Conor Coady on his SHOCK departure from Wolves
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    Conor Coady on his SHOCK departure from Wolves



    Conor Coady on his SHOCK departure from Wolves

    Conor Coady discusses his shock departure from being Wolves captain to being allowed to join Everton on loan a few months later.

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    5. @reubjh8306 on

      Great leader for the wolves, shame he didn’t get a proper send off. I was there in Portugal for his last game, could tell something was off when he gave his armband away. 🐺

    6. @craigfoxall7786 on

      What a class act Conor was for Wolves , on and off the pitch . First name on the team sheet regardless of what other “ super stars “ we had . One of the worst decisions, and we have had a lot over the years , was letting Conor go . Would have him back in a heartbeat . Superb lad

    8. @garyjenni1901 on

      What a great guy as well as a footballer. Huge asset to our club and completely disrespected by the above. Shed a tear when he left. Along with fellow scoucer Emlyn Hughes, legends.

    10. @jackm2025 on

      Top lad for us! Shocking how Bruno Large and Jeff shi etc treated him that season. Absolutely shocking! No wonder wolves are bottom of the league years later and going down.

    14. @HanifNabi on

      Poor fullback, average midfielder, decent centre back, great captain, brilliant bloke, massive thanks to Conor for his time at Wolves.

    15. @philipcroft4843 on

      Thanks for the memories Conor, you aren't the only one who has been treated badly, I remember the interview Romain Sais gave to talking wolves
      it didn't matter who was manager sporting director there was one consistent thread throughout his name was jef Shi and now he's gone
      five years too late. The interview he gave to radio wm a few months ago was the most farcical nonsense I have ever heard, described relegation
      as a technicality, even offered O'Neill his job back after saying on a pod cast a few weeks earlier his big regret was not sacking him earlier.
      and so now he's gone only to be replaced by another Chinaman who knows nothing about football. Conor I have spoken to you a few times
      and you were always an approachable friendly guy I wish you all the best in the future for you and your family .

    19. @agrainger89 on

      It was an absolute disgrace & a sign of things to come with how we handled departure of Moutinho, Saiss & even to some extent Semedo last summer. Coady is & will forever be a Wolves legend for his role in our most successful era in living memory!

    26. @Aaron-j9f6s on

      Great leader, captain and person. The darker times came after he left. Will always be loved by all the wolves fans. Wish he’d have stayed.

    29. @karlmeighan5073 on

      Never met the man but seems a very genuine man who most dressing rooms would benefit from and a very good centreback at his best. Dont think he has ever let any Club he played for down.UTFT