Familiar friendly faces
Featured image courtesy of Press Association Some familiar faces are back in Premier League management, a perfect topic to talk about for the latest All Out Football podcast as Claudio Ranieri is back in English…
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Watford Player Ratings vs Wolves
Watford were a complete contrast from their other home game of the season as they slumped to a 2-0 defeat to Wolves at Vicarage Road. Francisco Sierralta headed in his own net in the second…
Wolves 0-4 Burnley, Report on a damning afternoon for Nuno’s men
Burnley comfortably cruised past Wolves on an afternoon to forget for the men from Molineux, with Chris Wood becoming the first away Premier League player to score a first half hat trick since 1998 in…
Preview – Wolves host Sheffield United looking to secure first home win in two months
Adama Traore’s last minute winner at Craven Cottage was much needed as it broke Wolves five game winless run stretching back to their success against Leeds in mid February. Last Friday’s victory was the beginning…
Preview – Nuno’s men look to regain momentum against inconsistent Villa – Where to watch, Lineup prediction & more
Wolves head to the second city looking to regain some of the form they had built up in the month of February, whilst Dean Smith’s Villa side will be hoping they can quickly forget Wednesday’s…
Black Country Blues as Leeds suffer narrow defeat
Leeds United fell to a narrow defeat in the Black Country this evening with the fine margins of English football’s elite division at the forefront of tonight’s encounter at Molineux. The first-half was evenly contested…
Is Nuno’s time Up?
Nuno Espírito Santo was appointed Wolverhampton Wanderers manager back in 2017, bringing success to the club that hasn’t been seen in years. This has included promotion to the Premier League, two consecutive 7th place finishes…
A boost for the Baggies, trouble for Wolves – why the latest Black Country derby could be a significant turning point in the relegation battle!
A first Black Country derby in nine years, both West Brom and Wolves separated by eleven miles. Pre-match? Both in real need of a win. The result? A first win for Sam Allardyce as West…
Pedro Neto: The Next Level
In the summer of 2019, Wolves signed two unknown Portuguese prospects, Pedro Neto and Bruno Jordao, for a fee believed to be in the region of £20 million. At the time of the signing, many…
Max Kilman: The Premier League’s new talent
Despite Wolves defensive solidity in the 2019/20 season, conceding just 58 goals in 59 games in all competitions, it was clear that centre half was a key area for development. Romain Saiss and Leander Dendoncker…