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Well, here we go again. It’s been a while, but it has been sorely missed. There’s only one game that can make a Wolves fan feel physically sick for the majority of the week leading up to it; the Black Country Derby. Saturday lunch time sees a game against West Bromwich Albion for the firstRead more

We’ve all got one. Perhaps more. For me it’s Diomansy Kamara careering down the left channel before scoring and doing that utterly ridiculous and inexplicably infuriating celebration. Also, Gary Breen’s pure anguish after miscuing a clearance directly to Kevin Phillips – I don’t need to tell you the rest. He was ‘inevitable’, in the wordsRead more

Image via football365 Adama Traore and the narrative power shift. When tasked with describing Adama Traore as a nominee for the Wolves Fancast Player of the Season Award, and his footballing attributes, be it a fan of Wolves or football in general two words stand out – ‘Pace and Power’. This description when previously describedRead more

Image via Twitter Rui Patricio First of all, how do you make the case for player of the season for a goalkeeper? There are certain types who have had thoroughly superb seasons such as Nick Pope at Burnley. There are the Brazilian duo at Liverpool and Manchester City who are almost outfield players in theirRead more

Image via footballfancast.com Ruben Neves. It’s always tempting when judging a player to take a snapshot of a moment in time and allow that to be the enduring image of them. If Wolves fans were to take Diogo Jota on current form, most would probably turf him out tomorrow. Adama Traore would not necessarily haveRead more

Image via en.as.com Raul Jimenez. The Mexican sensation. He’s friends with a wrestler. He’s got more followers on Twitter than most elite Premier League footballers. He loves to visit Stonehenge and pick up a some grub at Village Coffee in Codsall (It’s called ‘Medicine’ now but Codsall people, do people really call it that still?)Read more

Image: www.mirror.co.ukIn the build up to tomorrow’s showdown with Arsenal, Gully of Musings from Molineux recalls the most recent of fine individual performances in his cabal, one that remains pertinent as we look to take on the Gunners. That man is Diogo Jota. I’d like to think I’ve saved the best for last. It’s theRead more

Image via expressandstar.comIt’s part four of Musings from Molineux’s top individual performance series and in this edition he looks to one Bakary Sako and a night against London Town’s Fulham.  The next man in my series was without doubt the stand out player at the club during his time with Wolves and performances like thisRead more

Image – BBC SportIn his next blog on a series of top individual performances, Gully Kular of Musings from Molineux recalls an important victory from the 2009/10 season, with this particular individual at the peak of his considerable powers – Kevin Doyle.  Perhaps it’s a good thing. Perhaps not. But I’m really struggling to fleshRead more

 Image – Sky SportsWhen it comes to individual performances, sometimes, like my previous instalment, a player reaches beyond their usual levels to answer the need of the team, before reverting back to type and going on to make less of an impact, writes Gully Kular. That player is Helder Costa.  Sometimes though, an individual isRead more