Charlie Meyler @charliemeyler ?

On the 16 th January I wrote an article about the departure of Stale Solbakken and in the appointment of the then Doncaster manager, Dean Saunders. 120 days later Saunders departs and the managerial merry-go-round continues to spin. The 2012/2013 season culminated in Wolves succumbing to a 2-0 loss against a vibrant, mobile and exciting Brighton side who [...]

On the 25 th April 2009 Wolves fans were on the pitch, celebrating an astonishing promotion to the most prestigious league in Britain. Five years later, a minority of thugs besmirched the name of my great club by committing acts of mindless violence in front of the countries cameras. Hoardings were strewn across the pitch and holes were [...]

What a difference 3 days make. After the dismal and frankly pathetic performance by Wolves on Saturday, confidence was at a low ebb with fans and with 4 awkward games to go, there was only 1 word on the supporters mind, I’ll let you make your own mind up to what that word is. We started [...]

“We’ve always won games when we had too”, those were the words that rattled round by head as I got out the car and took a stroll, the regular two-week stroll to the Molineux. Saunders had a point you know, when we had to win at Millwall, we did, when we had to get something at [...]

All the best teams have them, De Guzman at Swansea, Hoolahan at Norwich and Sissoko at Newcastle. The number ten is a vital position in any team, so why don’t Wolves have one? Whilst watching the team show some Dunkirk spirit to battle through and win 3-2 against Middlesbrough, I could not help but notice that, in [...]

He arrived at the start of a new dawn, joining a team that amassed ninety points scoring eighty goals in the process of an outstanding promotion. Wolves were riding the crest of a wave, they had finished seven points clear of local, and league rivals, Birmingham City and a full ten points above the play-offs. Kevin Doyle [...]

Wolves’ academy starlet, Zeli Ismail. Wolves have seen the extensive investment in youth academy bear fruit in the past year or so, players like Danny Batth, Jake Cassidy, Antony Forde, Liam McAlinden, Matt Doherty and, most impressively, David Davis have all progressed into mature players fit to throw on the old gold when called upon. There [...]

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Dean Saunders If football was not such a result based game then maybe he would have stayed. If fans and board members saw teams as cyclical and that ideologies and systems take time to impress on a team then maybe he would have stayed. With a new year comes a new Wolves, Solbakken has [...]