Wolves fans are protesting against chairman Geoff Sea following years of poor performance on the pitch, which could lead to them being relegated from the Premier League this season.
Wolves are in crisis and are looking for a new permanent chairman after Jeff Seah resigned amidst an outcry from fans. Wolves have not won in their opening 16 games and are at the bottom of the Premier League.
Rob Edwards’ side have picked up just two points so far, making it the worst start to a season in Premier League history. There was a change of manager last month, with Vitor Pereira being sacked and former player representative Edwards taking over as his successor.
Now, there have been changes in the boardroom. Mr. See will step down from his position and be replaced on an interim basis by his namesake, Nathan See (no relation).
Supporters have been protesting against the president for months, particularly before and during the recent 4-1 home defeat to Manchester United. A significant portion of the home fans did not take their seats inside Molineux until the 15th minute, and upon their arrival chants of “Geoff Sea is terrible” rang out throughout the ground.
Now they have achieved that wish. Fosun Sports Group, with Geoff See remaining chairman and chief executive officer, remains in control of the club, but Wolves confirmed on Friday night that he will have no involvement in its operations.
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“I have accepted the keys to this chair with humility, and I leave today with a deep sense of gratitude. It has been an honor and privilege to work with our leadership team, players, coaches, staff, and most of all, our fans. Together, we have transformed our club into a global force and competed at the highest level,” Sea said in a statement.
“I would like to thank Fosun and the board for their trust, and to all the supporters who have made Molineux shine. My seat may have changed, but my heart still beats for this club every game. I will give my full support to the new management team and wish them every success as they lead Wolves to even greater heights.”
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Nathan See added: “I am extremely proud and honored to be joining Wolverhampton Wanderers, a club with a rich and distinguished history in English football and with deep roots in the city of Wolverhampton.”
“I am honored to have the opportunity to lead a club whose achievements on and off the pitch are based on the efforts of everyone, from the players and coaching staff, employees, supporters, Wolverhampton Council and the wider community. I am grateful to the board for the confidence they have placed in me.”
“At this important and challenging moment, I look forward to working closely with all stakeholders to build a stronger future and help Wolves reach new heights. I believe that as one collective we can move forward with belief, pride, ambition and unity.”
Wolves host Brentford on Saturday. If they don’t win, they will equal Sheffield United’s record of 17 games without a win at the start of the 2020-21 Premier League season.
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