Wolves owner Steve Morgan has offered to leave the relegation-threatened Championship club. Wolves are two points from safety following a turbulent 12 months which has seen the club suffer relegation from the Premier League and have four different managers.
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Following widespread criticism, Morgan told Wednesday's Fans' Parliament: "If you want me to go, I'll go.
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But, like the fans, he insists that is driven only by success for Wolves.
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How Steve Morgan came to Molineux Steve Morgan with former owner Sir Jack Hayward
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"About 10 years ago I came very close to buying Liverpool as everyone knows. When it didn't happen I was disillusioned with Liverpool at the time and never felt the same about it again.
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"I got approached by 14 different clubs asking if I would go and invest in them. It was the same answer to all 14. Not interested.
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"I then came to Wolves one day with my friend Delia Smith when they were playing Norwich City. And I got nobbled by Jez Moxey.
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"As a kid the team I looked up to was Wolves - that was the second result I looked for after Liverpool. I felt there was something special here. I decided it was something I would like to do."
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"If they want to drive me out of the club I will go," said Morgan. "If it gets to the point where I feel I am not wanted I will go, simple as that.
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"But, if that day comes, it won't be for the want of trying or effort."
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Morgan, the multi-millionaire owner of North-West house building firm Redrow, said that he is even willing to talk to potential new investors - alluding to an approach a couple of years ago that subsequently "disappeared in a puff of smoke" when asked for proof of funding.
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But the boyhood Liverpool fan, whose first attempt to buy a football club ended in failure at Anfield eight seasons ago, insists that he has no regrets about switching his attentions to Molineux in August 2007.
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"The last 18 months have been crap," he told the selected gathering of Wolves supporters at Molineux.
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"But do I regret coming here? No. Is the job too much for me? No. What's my exit plan? I don't have one.
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"I am fully committed to this football club and I want exactly the same as you [the fans] want.