Signed Books Available

A limited number of signed copies of Thomas Publications' latest book, Wolves In Pictures, are available from us. Eight autographs of predominantly 1970s players appear on the inside cover of the 192-page publication, which contains well over 400 exclusive Wolves pictures dating back to the late 1940s.

Fun Way Of Drumming Up Support

Steve Froggatt has revealed how he added a big star name to his client list - despite an embarrassing first meeting involving David Kelly. The former Wolves winger, now a personal fitness trainer, and his one-time Molineux colleague found themselves sharing a car ride back from a 2007 charity cricket event in Cheshire with a team-mate to whom they hadn't been introduced.

Derby Victory Has Another Airing

One of the bright days in a dark Wolverhampton Wanderers season is being remembered on the satellite channel ESPN today. Extended highlights of Wolves' 3-0 top-flight victory away to Birmingham in November, 1981, are being broadcast at the unusual Monday afternoon time of 4.20.

No Regrets For Neil in NZ

His Home Counties tones are now littered with a trace of Kiwi and he has an unmistakable Southern Hemisphere tan. This week, what's more, he plays for the second time in the FIFA Club World Cup in Japan.

Injuries Hampered Me - O'Grady

Mike O'Grady has spoken of his regret at not having lived up to his billing as a big-name Wolverhampton Wanderers signing. Almost 40 years on from his arrival in the West Midlands, the England international with the thoroughly Irish name is still irritated at how his £80,000 move turned sour.

New Career Just The Job

Derek Mountfield is revelling in his new life in coaching - but there's not a pay packet in sight among his subjects. Following 22 years in professional football, the former Wolves centre-half now works exclusively in schools and says he wouldn't have it any other way.

Landmarks in December

3rd - Roy Swinbourne played his last Wolves game (1955)