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After Saturdays awful performance against Reading I didn’t have much enthusiasm for this game, and judging by the size of the away following a lot of other didn’t either. Couple that with the fact that we hadn’t won at Huddersfield since 1997, it was a Tuesday night and it was just above freezing and you’veRead more

(Image via guardian.co.uk) Date: 10th February 2015 Kick-off: 19:45 Venue: John Smith’s Stadium Wolves lost their first game in 2015 on Saturday and will looking to catch up on lost ground in the playoff chase with a win against Huddersfield. A midweek game away from home is not something Kenny Jackett will be relishing as wolvesRead more

With just 3 months of the season remaining, Ryan Plant shows how over recent years February has become a key month when it comes to Wolves overall position and status in the league. If we look back on the past few years, back to the Mick McCarthy days, we can see a trend. A trendRead more

Wolves were always giving themselves a mountain to climb when they conceded in the first 20 seconds. It was a well worked move by Reading, but you shouldn’t be on the back foot like that in the opening stages, especially at home. Several changes to the side saw Dicko, Price, Iorfa and Golbourne dropped toRead more

Date: Saturday 7th February Kick Off: 15.00 Venue: Molineux After James Henry’s last gasp equaliser against Bolton last weekend, Wolves stretched their unbeaten run to eight games. The form Wolves have shown in the past 6 weeks has seen us go from mid-table to the verge of the playoffs, something that didn’t seem realistic atRead more

As Wolves look to begin their assault on the promotion spots in the Championship, Tom Tracey provides a guide on how the gold and black army can achieve their goal. In my lifetime of watching Wolves, we have been promoted via the playoffs in 2003, won the Championship in 2009 and League One in 2014.Read more

As Roger Johnson finally leaves Wolves after three and half years, Luke Regan looks back at his time at Molineux and ponders whether he was the scapegoat or the villain of the piece? Roger Johnson. Man, Myth, Centre Half of undoubted ability at one point or another, it’s just a shame we never seemed to see muchRead more

As Leon Clarke departs Wolves to join Wigan on loan for the rest of the season, David Handley gives his unique look at his time at the club. The Transfer Window has just closed, a lot of attention has been given to the arrival of Benik Afobe and the fact that Sako will remain atRead more

As Bakary Sako’s time with Mali at the African Cup of Nations comes to an end, Ryan Plant puts together a Wolves Team from over the years that could compete in the tournament. The latest edition of the African Cup of Nations, held in Equatorial Guinea, has gripped the world of football. Not only becauseRead more