In Demand - On Air And In Print!

Wolves Heroes' name has been spread further in recent days by two organisations with Molineux interests very much at heart. A Load Of Bull has devoted its centre pages to an interview with the site's creator David Instone in issue 152, which goes on sale at tomorrow's home game against Wigan.

David Overworked On Final Stretch

Life is even busier than usual at present for 1960s Wolves winger David Thompson. His job entails keeping an eye on the gritting of roads near his home in West Yorkshire. "I have worked for the last five years for Leeds City Highways," he says. "I am an inspector on the roads, looking after the various contractors - especially those who do repairs.

Time For Another Honour At Molineux?

Surprise has been expressed on what used to be known as Fleet Street that one of Wolverhampton Wanderers' finest has missed out on a New Year honour. Bert Williams is 90 on the last day of this month and has been the subject in recent months of a concerted behind-the-scenes campaign for recognition.

200 (Nearly) Up For Popular Defender

Jody Craddock is poised to become only the sixth Wolves player this century to chalk up a 200th League and cup appearance for the club. The popular central defender - the first present-day player we have featured on Wolves Heroes - is due to reach the landmark with his next outing.

Jimmy's Memories Of Merseyside Epics

Three trips to Merseyside in 2009-10 have brought Mick McCarthy's Wolves the even record of one victory, one draw and one defeat. And that passionate area of the country also featured strongly in the career of the oldest player so far interviewed by Wolves Heroes.

JR's View On Strike Colleague

Yesterday, we posted a lengthy piece in our Features area on Micky Bradbury, one of the hot early 1970s Molineux prospects. Unfortunately, the Black Country starlet did not make it but left the following impressions on Wolves Heroes' John Richards:

Where Opportunity Refused To Knock

Temporary Promotion For Evans, Kelly

For several years in the 1990s, Chris Evans and Rob Kelly worked side by side in the youth department at Wolves. Today, they begin roles in caretaker management a few miles apart, Evans at Bolton and Kelly a division lower with Preston.