Moxey staying put

Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey says he will not be driven out of the club because of relegation and is preparing for next season.

Wolves finally succumbed to their fate on Sunday when a 2-0 home defeat to Manchester City sent them down - and Moxey has been taking some stock from the fans who have called for his head.
The Molineux supremo claims that he has no intention of leaving the club where he has been for the past 12 years and is looking ahead to a promotion push next season.
"I'm sure I will be at Molineux at the start of next season, hopefully with a team competitive enough to win promotion," Moxey told the Express and Star.
"I'm aware of the speculation about my future but the rumours are untrue.
"While no one wants to receive negative comments from fans, it comes with the territory and I accept that's the job I've got.
"In football, someone has to be blamed and held to account and although it's not what I'd want, I take it on the chin. I am big enough, ugly enough and experienced enough to know what happens. For me, it's not a big deal."