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Dear Diary Entry 176

Promoted…..The Party Begins!

Monday, May 4: Hats off to Wolves Women for the play-off victory over Plymouth that means they are promoted to WSL2 following their frustration of 12 months ago. Among the sizeable attendance at the game at Burton’s Pirelli Stadium were Mike Stowell and his wife, Rachel, who enjoy their return visits among the Wanderers fraternity but who had other allegiances on this occasion as their daughter, Ella, has been on loan at Argyle these last few weeks.

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Reflecting The Frenzy

Time Soon For A Familiar Change Of Course

Wolves Heroes will be retracing familiar tracks in the coming weeks of early summer to reflect the build-up of World Cup fever. As has been the case for more than a decade now, our news content for several weeks will be dominated by stories related to international football or individuals, past and present, involved in it.

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Good Riddance To The Nightmare Season

Recriminations And Then Time To Look Forward

It looked like being the campaign from hell; the one in which Wolves stooped so low as to set a new Premier League record for fewest points won. That they ultimately inched past and then moved considerably beyond the embarrassing ‘lows’ chalked up by Derby in 2007-08 (11), Southampton in 2024-25 (12) and half a dozen others is at least something to be grateful for.

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Hammer Blow

Trio In Torment Over Relegation Cliff-Hanger

Nuno Espirito Santo is not the only man in East London for whom Wolves fans might be sparing a thought as the relegation trapdoor lurks beneath West Ham this weekend. The drop that has seemed increasingly likely since Tottenham launched their improvement under Roberto Di Zerbi will open wide tomorrow unless the Premier League survival battle produces a dramatic final-day twist.

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Heading South

Dramatic, Contrasting Times For Coastal Rivals – With Wolves Twists

Is this the day for questioning whether a certain FA Cup win at Wolves in 1957 is no longer the most famous result in Bournemouth’s history? Or, 30 miles along the coast from the scene of the title-deciding home draw against Manchester City, has the disgrace of their rivals, Southampton, stolen some of their thunder and put such debate on the back-burner for now?

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A Step Too Far

Why Relegated Wolves Were United In Opposition

Wolves were more concerned come the start of the 1965-66 season with Carlisle United and Rotherham United than Manchester United and Leeds United. But their status as a Second Division club for the first time since the early 1930s did not cost them all their bite.

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