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Moxey defends Wolves' decision to avoid deadline day frenzy

Jez Moxey today defended Wolves' decision not to join the deadline day feeding frenzy and declared: "We did everything we wanted to do." Jez Moxey today defended Wolves' decision not to join the deadline day feeding frenzy and declared: "We did everything we wanted to do." The club's chief executive was speaking after a final day of business which saw Wolves send out another of their young prospects, former Shrewsbury Town loan midfielder David Davis, to SPL side Inverness on a temporary deal but fail to bring in further recruits to satisfy the ever-expectant Molineux public. But Wolves' summer strategy of cutting adrift surplus players while focusing on hand-picked recruits Jamie O'Hara, Roger Johnson and keeper Dorus De Vries saw the club execute all its plans while keeping its pledge to supporters. "We said all along we would not sell our best players regardless of what was happening in the market and we've kept to our word," said Moxey today.

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Jez Moxey today defended Wolves' decision not to join the deadline day feeding frenzy and declared: "We did everything we wanted to do."

The club's chief executive was speaking after a final day of business which saw Wolves send out another of their young prospects, former Shrewsbury Town loan midfielder David Davis, to SPL side Inverness on a temporary deal but fail to bring in further recruits to satisfy the ever-expectant Molineux public.

But Wolves' summer strategy of cutting adrift surplus players while focusing on hand-picked recruits Jamie O'Hara, Roger Johnson and keeper Dorus De Vries saw the club execute all its plans while keeping its pledge to supporters.

"We said all along we would not sell our best players regardless of what was happening in the market and we've kept to our word," said Moxey today.