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Well it leaves Mancienne with a massive decision doesn't it ? Sign for Wolves and play 38 premiership games next season or sign a new deal for Chelsea and rot in the reserves. Lets not forget he got an England call up off the back of his performances for Wolves.

Mancienne if I was you i'd ask Sylvan Ebanks Blake about leaving a big team to improve your career.

Well he got the England call-up upon the recommendation of Stuart Pearce who manages the U21 side.

Sure, he´d play less for Chelsea (initially) than he would do for Wolves but then that is really down to a decision from Mancienne himself.

Does he sign the new contract and try and break through into the first team - playing CL football into the bargain (which he has done already for Chelsea this season don´t forget) - this would demonstrate ambition on his part would it not? And don´t forget,he´s been with us since he was 8 years old!

Who knows, he may even have a loan period with yourselves anyway.

Congrats on going up by the way.

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The only hope wolves will have is to try to get him on loan, this will only happen if he is not breaking into the the Chelsea squad

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Oh well, it's his choice

Maybe a loan would suit both clubs next season as it could prove he could make the next step up. He played for QPR in a struggling Championship side then a team leading the Championship in Wolves, next for him would be regular games in the premiership surely.

Thanks for the congrats BTW. I'm looking forward to next season but I do fear that the signings we make could shape our next 5 to 10 years. You look at overspenders like Southampton, Charlton, Norwich, Leeds, Leicester, Bradford then look at Sunderland and they spent £50m and stayed up by virtue of 3 points last year and think it'll be a massive struggle. A couple clever Premiership loan sigings,a couple experienced prem players on protected contract (ie a release if relegated) a couple more players from the lower leagues and thats all we can hope for.

Mancienne would be a great first signing to make. Although Stuart Pearce did recommend Mancienne for England I'm sure that his performances at Wolves helped too.

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Good luck V Barcelona in the second leg, I thought keeping a clean sheet against a team with over 100 league goals to their name was quite impressive.

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Oh well, it's his choice

Eh???!

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You look at overspenders like Southampton, Charlton, Norwich, Leeds, Leicester, Bradford then look at Sunderland and they spent £50m and stayed up by virtue of 3 points last year and think it'll be a massive struggle.
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Good luck V Barcelona in the second leg, I thought keeping a clean sheet against a team with over 100 league goals to their name was quite impressive.

Thank you for the good luck - we may well need a chunk or two of it...

Re those clubs and money spent; How many of those signings, would you say, were made out of panic spending? And how many in general decent signings?

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"It is born out of hypocrisy and fundamental insecurity. There have been two kids on the block for the past 12 years. Suddenly, there is a third and that one is threatening to be more successful than the others and they don’t like it." P Kenyon.