O Neal declined the Wolves invitation to join the palace for a second time. Now is the wrong time

Gary O'Neal bluntly stated that he had discussed the possibility of returning to coaching with the Wolves management, but he had rejected the Wolves' invitation.

The Wolves failed to win a single game in the first 10 Premier League games this season, and even lost 8 of them. This also caused head coach Pereira to be fired earlier. When Pereira was fired, Gary O'Neil, who had coached the Wolves, quickly became one of the popular candidates to take over as head coach. Now O'Neil has personally admitted that he had been in contact with the Wolves, but has declined the invitation.

"I have had discussions with the management of Wolves. This is a team that I still have a lot of affection for. I love the fans here. We have had many good times and difficult times. The great fans made my time coaching at Wolves very good, and I also like the people in the club very much. I just feel that it is not the right time or the right choice to return now." "I've been patient since I haven't coached anything else and have talked to people at different teams. I want to make sure I find an option that feels right, and there are a lot of factors involved, but I understand that returning to Wolves is not the right option for me." Gary O'Neill added.

When Gary O'Neal coached the Wolves, he led the Wolves in 63 games and lost 32 of them. This record was not very impressive. Therefore, in a fan vote held by the local media, less than 10% of O'Neal's fans supported his return to the Wolves.