WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers took a £ 40 million hit on revenues and turned a £ 22 million profit in 2018-19 to a £ 36.7 million loss in 2019-20. Unlike some clubs who reported a fall in matchday income, Wolves saw this … Continue reading Pandemic tames the Wolves
WOLVES were fairly comfortable winners at Sheffield United in their first match of the Premier season, but you got the feeling it could have been even better than a 2-0 victory at Bramall Lane. Sheffield United could find their sophomore … Continue reading Portuguese flair could make Wolves the dark horses in old gold
WHEN Arsenal won the double in 1970-71, it was the first time since Tottenham’s much heralded success of 1960-61. Everyone thought it was an astonishing achievement, yet it was only a decade after their North London rivals had swept up … Continue reading Football’s hallowed double – those that went missing
THESE ARE good times for Wolves, arguably the best they’ve seen at Molineux for almost half a century. True, their recent resurgence has not yet been gilded with a trophy, but this season they have moved to within striking distance … Continue reading Wolves: Old gold starting to glitter
WOLVERHAMPTON Wanderers have been playing competitive football since the last week in July. Before they kicked off their Premier League programme on August 11, they had played three UEFA Europa League games and in total, they have now completed seven … Continue reading If Europa fatigue exists, it is a symptom of a bloated structure
CHAMPIONS of the World! That was how Wolverhampton Wanderers were known for a while when they beat some of Europe’s best club sides in the mid-1950s. Of course, these were mostly in the pre-European Cup era, when foreign teams were … Continue reading Wolves 1957-60 – the mighty men from Molineux
