Wolverhampton Wanderers is mourning the loss of former manager Kenny Jackett, who passed away at the age of 64. Jackett is best remembered for his successful tenure with the club, where he guided Wolves to the League One title in 2014, achieving a remarkable 103 points. His managerial career spanned over 900 games across several clubs, but his time at Wolves stands out as a significant achievement. Jackett's journey in football began as a player with Watford, where he made a name for himself before transitioning into management. After a successful spell at Swansea City, he took the reins at Wolves, leading them to a swift return to the Championship. His impact on the club and its fans will always be remembered, particularly for the way he revitalized the team following their relegation. Jackett's legacy at Wolverhampton Wanderers will endure, as he remains a beloved figure in the club's history.