Wolverhampton manager Dean Saunders set for crisis talks after relegation looms following Burnley defeat Saunders may look to Doncaster Rovers for inspiration. The club he left in January are celebrating the League One title with Wolves likely to take their place in the division. "It took some time at Doncaster," he said. The budget is one quarter of what it was. They have gone up with a clean sheet of paper. I did it at Wrexham, maybe a 20-player turnaround. We are not dead yet. Obviously we are going to think about what happens if we are. We are going to have to have discussions. The chairman picks the manager and I stay as long as he wants you. Midfielder Stephen Hunt, who joined Wolves in the Premier League in 2010, has no plans to jump ship. "I picked my kid up from nursery yesterday, realising it could be the last time I am able to do that," he said. Do you think I want to unsettle my three-year-old? I want to live in this area for two or three years. It's up to whether the manager wants to keep me. We will fight. I'm happy here and disappointed for the club. Goals from Danny Ings and Martin Paterson either side of half-time sank a sorry Wolves side lacking tenacity and belief. Nouha Dicko's close range effort reduced the arrears late on but the hosts did not capitalise on the dismissal of Burnley defender Michael Duff midway through the second half. Ugly scenes followed the final whistle as around 300 Wolves supporters made for the touchline to direct their anger at chairman Steve Morgan. Fans scuffled with stewards and kicked advertising hoardings with one punching a hole in the roof of the home dugout. Despite police and stewards managing to clear the pitch, dozens remained outside the main stand for at least half an hour. A teenager was reportedly arrested for attempting to enter the ground while drunk. Wolves confirmed in a statement that they will be working with West Midlands Police to review all footage relating to post-match events. Wolverhampton Wanderers (4-4-2): De Vries; Doherty, Gorkss, Johnson, Robinson; Hunt (McAlinden 68), Henry, Doumbia, Ward (Sako 59); Sigurdarson (Dicko 59), Doyle. Subs: Jonsson, Batth, Foley, McCarey. Booked: Doherty, Dicko. Burnley (4-1-4-1): Grant; Trippier, Shackell, Duff, Lafferty; Edgar; Ings, McCann, Marney, Paterson (Stanislas 82); Vokes (Bartley 90). Subs: Jensen, O'Neill, Wallace, Mills, Stock. Booked: Duff, Marney, Grant. Sent off: Duff. Referee: D. Sheldrake (Surrey).