100 Owners: Number 73 – The Bhatti Brothers (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Two successive relegations may feel for Wolves supporters as if their world is caving in, the club has been here before. ...
Posts Tagged: "Wolverhampton Wanderers"
Wolverhampton Wanderers See Further Bad Tidings On The Horizon
This time last year, Wolverhampton Wanders was, nominally at least, still a Premier League club. Their supporters are now having to come to terms with the prospect of League One...
The 200% Pre-Season Previews: The Championship
With less than 48 hours to go, Rob Freeman interrupts the Premier League Previews to bring the first of three previews of the football league. In a break from tradition,...
McCarthy Out At Wolves
By all accounts he’s a decent guy, is Mick McCarthy. Unfortunately for him, such personality traits are seldom considered to be of great importance when deciding whether to keep the...
Match Of The Week: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-2 Stoke City
According to the current Premier League orthodoxy, the Vandals are playing the Visigoths at Molineux this afternoon. Wolverhampton Wanderers and Stoke City don’t fit with the marketing profile of the...
Match Of The Week: Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Fulham
August is the month in the football calendar for untrammelled optimism, and most pre-season predictions for their team this season were less than flattering, but the supporters of Wolverhampton Wanderers...
The Twohundredpercent Pre-Season Previews: Wolverhampton Wanderers
Time can be a great healer. A decade ago, Wolverhampton Wanderers continued to labour under the moniker of being “sleeping giants”. It was a nickname that contrasted strongly with what...
Match Of The Week: Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-3 Blackburn Rovers
Survival Sunday, then – a name that was bestowed upon the final day of the season because most issues at the top of the table had been already been resolved....
How Literal Will The Premier League’s Survival Sunday Be?
In an August 2009 Radio 5 Live programme on the Premier League’s financial troubles, Supporters Direct Chief Executive Dave Boyle addressed the issue of the “chasm” between Premier League and...
Match Of The Week 2: Birmingham City 1-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
Perhaps the idea of “High Noon” was that of a television executive. If it was, the Premier League supporters could probably be forgiven for throwing a few curses his way...
Steve Bull: Happy Birthday To The Tipton Skin
Sometimes, a birthday or anniversary can come along that makes you feel very old, or very young. Confirmation this morning that today is the forty-sixth birthday of the former Wolverhampton...
Molineux Lays On A Fitting Tribute To Dean Richards
After a testosterone-fuelled lunch at Anfield, the real world gate-crashed at Molineux this afternoon. At the quickest, faintest of glances, one could have been mistaken this for a normal Sunday...
91 Years Of Football Through 7 Players: From Leeds United, 1920 to West Ham, 2011
An article on the front page of the When Saturday Comes website bemoaned the airbrushing from history of anything from before the beginning of the Premier League, but the time-line...
Match Of The Midweek 2: Liverpool 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
There comes, perhaps, a point when there can be no further glossing over of it all. Upon the full-time whistle at Anfield this evening, Roy Hodgson looked defeated, and not...
Match Of The Week: Wigan Athletic 2-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers
During their season in the third tier during the late 1990s, Manchester City supporters had a song that summed up their feeling of disbelief at the turn for the worse...
Match Of The Week: Wolverhampton Wanderers 1-1 Newcastle United
Of all the cod-psychological theories that envelop the Premier League, the theory of Second Season Syndrome is one of those that has the most meat on it. It runs something...
The Premier League Previews 2010/11, Part 20: Wolverhampton Wanderers – Age Before Beauty?
For a team that won three league titles in the 1950s, and has four FA Cup wins to it’s name, last season was as good as it’s been for a...
Football’s Latest Pointless Rule: The 25-Man Squad List
Arsene Wenger is today being quoted as stating that the new Premier League rule reducing squad sizes to 25, as being “a disastrous decision for football and for the players”....