Did you know? The last topflight Wolves v Brentford match was played at Griffin Park 18th January 1947, in front of 34371. We lost 4-1. At Molineux earlier in the season we lost to The Bees 2-1. Just one point from either match and we’d have won the league. We finished 3rd; Brentford were relegated. Typical!! That was then …. Much has changed, more recently with Brentford moving half a mile up the M4 to their brand-new Brentford Community Stadium ..read more

2nd July 2004 - a good day to bury bad news? Seems incredible that it was 14 years ago today, a day that many will remember for more World Cup heart break as Gerrard, Lampard and Carragher all missed penalties in another England penalty shoot out defeat in Germany against Portugal. Nevertheless, elsewhere in the football world a quiet and swift departure took place from Molineux. Glenn Hoddle resigned as Wolves manager ..read more

After receiving an Honourary Doctorate from University of Wolverhampton (shared with the whole of the club) Nuno Espirito Santo will immediatley  set out to cement Wolves position in 7th place of the Premiership today, seeking to achieve European football for next season.  ..read more

Congratulations to our team Wolverhampton Wanderers - promoted to the Premier League ..read more

The least surprising result of the day was confirmed as Wolves drew 0-0 with Rotherham, for the fourth successive Molineux goalless stalemate ..read more

Last week, Wolves announced their new sponsors as The Money Shop, a firm who specialise in short term loans at very high interest rates.  ..read more

Wolves today drew 0-0 with local rivals Birmingham City, to register a first home clean sheet since the 1-0 win over Reading on Boxing Day ..read more

Wolves horrible run of form came to an end today with a 2-1 win over Derby County. A George Saville brace secured the points, despite Chris Martin equalising just before half-time ..read more

Yesterday, a disappointing performance added to defeat against Preston North End. Preston took a first half lead through Paul Gallagher, which Adam Reach doubled after the break. Joe Mason pulled a goal back, but Wolves never looked like securing an equaliser ..read more

Wolves let a two goal lead slip against Bolton Wanderers tonight. Joe Mason scored with his first touch in a Wolves shirt, and James Henry appeared to have wrapped up the points with a goal in the 77th minute. But Wellington Silva pulled one back, and Stephen Dobbie equalised with two minutes to go ..read more