Brighton and Wolverhampton Wanderers demonstrate how, and how not, to run a football club I have to speak to Steve and Jez and get a strategy in place instead of rolling around, collecting players and thinking you're going to be all right. The mentality is still not right," he said. Saunders wished Poyet well in the play-offs against Crystal Palace but was already on the bus by the time the Brighton manager set out his own formula. We are in a great moment as a team, as a club. I don't think it could be better," he said. Last year with 11 games to go we were fifth and everybody started dreaming too much. The approach to the players, the mental side, the training: we've tried to change a few things. And we've been more solid. Everybody praises us for the way we play but we have the best defence in the Championship after 46 games. For a team like us, with the way we play, that's a bigger achievement. We were a little smarter than in the previous year, and with the players we persuaded to come here. The Premier League's umbilical cord to clubs it relegates will not be cut for Wolves, who collect another £16 million hand-out, despite dropping to League One and losing 23 of their 46 Championship fixtures, yet could still field a side on Saturday with Karl Henry, Roger Johnson, Jamie O'Hara, Kevin Doyle and Matt Doherty. "However I do it I've got to build a team that's got the right culture, where everyone's working for their wages, they all want to win, they're all proud to play for Wolves," Saunders said. I'm going to try and get the club back in the Premiership and they've got to believe me when I look them in the eye and tell them that. Morgan, who is 171st in the Sunday Times Rich List with a personal fortunate estimated at £510 million pounds, issued a statement saying: "Today is a sad day at the end of what has been an horrendous season. As chairman of the club I take my responsibilities very seriously; we have failed our supporters, and the city, and for that I am truly sorry. Although every decision has been with the club's best interests at heart, we have clearly got some of those decisions wrong. I understand the fans" pain, anger and resentment towards me, the board and the players, especially within the context of successive relegations." Saunders was more specific: "They've lost 86 games in four years. That's a lot of damage, a lot of s--- Sundays. Out of crisis you get an opportunity, and we can't miss it. If you had four managers in 12 months in Boots the chemist, ask the staff in Boots the chemist how they would feel. They wouldn't know whether they were coming or going.