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A Rare Down-Turn For Conor
Life On The Sidelines For Heroic Former Skipper
He captained Wolves to a memorable Championship title triumph, to two seventh-place finishes in the Premier League, to an FA Cup semi-final and to the last eight in Europe. He has won ten senior England caps and followed up his numerous Molineux highlights by helping to make Leicester champions of the second tier, too.
Diogo Day
Emotional Anfield Afternoon In Store
Some nostalgic sing-around that was! It came from the Sir Jack Hayward Stand in tribute to various former players at Wolves’ final pre-Christmas fixture. Bully had a mention, as he does on virtually every match-day and night, and that ditty about Bakary Sako and Nouha Dicko was in there, too.
In Search Of A Christmas Lift-Off
Festive Season Changers From The Past
Okay, we’re dipping deep into the pages of Wolves history here but it’s not easy finding causes for optimism right now. In our last post before Christmas, we traditionally focus on festive matches from the past and have managed to come up with a few sets of results that offer some crumbs of comfort.
Back Over To You, Robbie
Molineux Mates Racking Up The Titles
Major honours continue to be scooped by former Wolves players who are now scattered round the globe in management. Kevin Muscat has recently become a league champion in China for the second year running and Robbie Keane has an opportunity in the New Year to further showcase his talents in the dug-out.
Just Look At Him Now!
Andrews Revelling In Role Of Surprise Pick
Records show that Keith Andrews was first seen with Wolves’ senior team when going on as a late substitute for Ludovic Pollet in a 2-1 second-tier win at Swindon in March, 2000. But his introduction to Molineux’s senior players actually came on a pre-season tour two summers earlier, when he was taken along as part of his rehabilitation following a serious knee injury.
Crook And Learn
Precious Insight Into The Wonder Of Wath
For four decades, many of the best young footballers in South Yorkshire and beyond were sent down to Wolverhampton. Now, another half a century or so on, an outstanding book detailing the whole extraordinary operation has made the same journey.