SIMONUORDAN NAMES PREMIER LEAGUE CLUB HE ‘HOPES’ GET RELEGATED IN SPECTACULAR RANT

They’ve lost all of their good players and now the players that have come in are not at the same level… he’s doomed to be relegated.

“I think eventually he regrets this, he could have stayed at Middlesbrough and taken them up and that would have been a massive story for him.”
Jarvis admitted that he’s taking on a tough role, but that Edwards’ strong connection to the club would have made it hard for him not to welcome the challenge.

“It will 100 per cent be a difficult job,” the ex-Wolves winger told talkSPORT’s Hawksbee and Jacobs.

“Yes, it’s going to be tricky, he has to bring morale up, improve performances, keep clean sheets, score more goals. But it’s a Premier League job.

“I played with him at Wolves and I know what he’s about, his affiliation to the club. He started his coaching journey there, doing the academies and working his way up, so there’s a lot that pulls on his heartstrings as well.”
The talkSPORT host and former Crystal Palace owner has launched a scathing rant on Edwards’ decision to leave Middlesbrough
Boro originally blocked an approach from Wolves as their boss had signed a three-year deal at the club less than six months prior.

But the Championship side then reluctantly released a statement to confirm they had given Edwards permission to discuss an exit.

The decision came after Edwards expressed an interest in talking to the West Midlands outfit, for whom he played over 100 games.

The ex-defender had a pre-match press conference cancelled and was taken off managerial duties by the club for their win over Birmingham City over the weekend.
He is now on the brink of joining Wolves and replacing Vitor Pereira in the dugout, with the Portuguese manager sacked last week.

Wolves find themselves at the bottom of the Premier League, having failed to win any of their first 11 games, losing nine.

And that represents a huge challenge for Edwards, who is set to swap a promotion push with Middlesbrough for a relegation battle.

The decision to do so has left Jordan bemused, and he took aim at the 42-year-old for forcing the move through.