By Scott Cooper
December 8 2004

Here are more of your E-Mails regarding the appointment of Glenn Hoddle. You have been sending your emails in the hundreds but it's the Spurs fans who are desperate to have their say.

I think Wolves are fortunate to get Glenn as a manager. He has proven his quality in several clubs and was treated horribly at Spurs.

Stein - Spurs Fan

Raf - Spurs Fan

Think Hoddle is an excellent choice and always gets his teams to play decent football. He has an excellent pedigree, cutting his teeth at Swindon , starting the Chelsea revolution off under Matthew Harding, stabilising a sinking ship at Southampton and doing well as England manager.

Colin - Spurs Fan

I would like to wish Glenn all the best at Wolves. Unfortunately he made a number of mistakes at Spurs but he is undoubtedly a quality coach and if he can learn from his errors then he can take Wolves a long way. He will always be the King of White Hart Lane

Dan - Spurs Fan

I am a Spurs fan who witnessed Hoddle as a player and a manager. I have always had a soft spot for Wolves, as they were one of our main rivals and a game I always looked forward to. I must say that I think he was a truly great player, who could do things that no other player except a very gifted few could. I would put him with the likes of Cruyff and Zico, just behind Maradona and Pele. As a manager, however, I have the opinion that he is arrogant and aloof, and if a player crosses him, he is bound to hold a grudge. This could be damaging to Wolves in the long run.

Bill - Spurs Fan

Hoddle is a childhood hero and somewhat of an enigma . I personally feel he is testing the water at the moment all be it with a big club and one that deserves premiership football in preference to Fulham,Palace and the Albion!! .

Brian - Spurs Fan

Hoddle has talent, and has just the media profile which will get the club noticed and talked about. His record in management isn't bad. I felt he was dumped by Spurs a tad early to say the least.

Anthony - Wolves Fan

I'll support him. He'll do Ok as long as he keeps his beliefs to himself (and Eileen). Spirituality and Wolverhampton don't really mix. Wolverhampton is a real, working man's city. Glen will get laughed out of town if he starts preaching.

Richard - Wolves Fan