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Bully For Him!

Haaland Heroics Spark Echoes From Golden Past Erling Haaland's feat of reaching his first century of Premier League goals in record-rewriting time has set us thinking.....Not about any reason whatsoever…
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Wizard At Work

Ted Was A Wow At Two Sets Of Wanderers When my widowed mother first used to drive my brother, John, and I to watch the Wolves at Molineux, it was…
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Waiting For The Phone To Ring

'Granddad Veno' on Those In-Between Months What do football managers and coaches do in between jobs? Some DIY, perhaps. Attend to family matters that might sometimes be pushed on to…
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Step Into Christmas

Countdown Is On.....Time For Some Community Mingling A cluster of former Wolves players are following up another of their regular lunchtime get-togethers by going in various directions in the next…
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Dear Diary Entry 170

Another Check On Lofty Tuesday, October 28: Paid a second visit to see the rehabilitating Phil Parkes, this time in a Wolverhampton nursing home rather than at Oswestry near the…
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A Career And Life Well Lived

Forward Still Happily Sharing His Memories We've remarked before that footballers tend to be amiable, easy characters to rub along with - and Paul McLoughlin is easier than most. It…
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The Final Word

Signing Off - A Master At His Trade Already out there on the Internet is the audio from the BBC Radio correspondent at Saturday's game at Molineux - please go…
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Friends Reunited

Promising Launch Pad For The New Era Nuno Espirito Santo may have conducted his introductory Molineux press conference in excellent English - but he had no previous connection with Wolves.…
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See You In The Summer!

Familiar Molineux Faces Set For Major World Cup Roles Wolves are no strangers to the practice of installing former international managers to Molineux's top job - now the flow in…
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An Update From The Dug-Outs

New Jobs, New Hope What does Terry Connor have this weekend that Rob Kelly wished he also had? Answer: The prospect of building on a winning start with a new…
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Rob Edwards: Some Thoughts

Pros And Cons Of Leaping Into Molineux Fire It started on a hill in Gloucestershire with Forest Green and continued apace with his first jumping of ship, followed with indecent…
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Minding The Gap

In Charge - But Only For Now It started (and presumably finished) for James Collins as it did for Steve Davis three autumns ago - with a defeat at Chelsea.…
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