Following the 3rd round victory against Crystal Palace, Ed Marshall looks at why Wolves should go all out to win the FA Cup. The FA Cup conjures up images of nostalgia, especially as a Wolves fan. Arsenal semi-final, THAT Newcastle game and I have a vague memory of a game on BBC1 against Hoddle’s Chelsea. Over the last 10-15 years the FA Cup seems to be not even a second thought anymore. Teams don’t care, not even Premier League ‘top six’ either. Struggling Championship teams put out players even Football Manager die-hards haven’t heard of. I feel this is a massive show of disrespect, not just ..read more

 Image – Sky SportsWhen it comes to individual performances, sometimes, like my previous instalment, a player reaches beyond their usual levels to answer the need of the team, before reverting back to type and going on to make less of an impact, writes Gully Kular. That player is Helder Costa.  Sometimes though, an individual is exactly that – a stand-out in a sea of mediocrity, a lighthouse on a darkened coast, a rose in the thornbush, a player so far ahead of the rest it becomes obvious on a frequent basis. My latest display of this series is most certainly the latter, during what ..read more

Image via expressandstar.comIt’s been a defining decade at Molineux. David Evans picks out the key best and worst moments for Wolves during the last ten years. Wolves and the 2010’s. That’s how we’ll talk about them, right? Look I need to know what the themed nightclub will be called so I can classify the era. Just like Popworld used to be in town before it went through different incarnations. The period between 2010 – 2019 has probably one of the most turbulent era’s at Wolves. We have reached the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. Promotions, relegation’s, success and heartbreak. We re ..read more

Photo: Express and Star Watch this. You can pinpoint the second every Wolves fan heart breaks at Wembley. Yep it wouldn’t be me without shoehorning a Simpsons reference even in one of Wolves’ darkest hours. Wolves were moments from an FA Cup Final, but still lost in extra-time to opponents Watford. As much as this will be a ‘what if’ moment for years to come, this gut wrenching afternoon needs to be a lesson learned for this still young side. However, what this defeat has done is perhaps provide Wolves with the challenge this side needs to take themselves to the next level. Wolves have been br ..read more

(Image via wolves.co.uk) Wolves, eh. It’s still a bit of a dream, really. Someone will wake me up, and the next thing I know I’ll be scrolling on my phone seeing Wolves have conceded a last minute winner to Brentford on a cold Tuesday evening, with Wolves lying in 16th in the Championship. Yet on Saturday night, Diogo Jota slams in Wolves’ second of the evening against Manchester United in the FA Cup Quarter-Final and a new reality sets in. The Wolves you dream about has finally arrived. Yes there is a moment again the morning after where you think ‘Ah this is Thanos using the reality stone, i ..read more

In terms of games no one really wants to play, this is top of the pile. I never want to see Wolves lose but I can’t pretend I’d be too devastated to quietly bow out of the FA Cup tonight. We’ve got more important things to focus on and any bookings/injuries that could occur in the Cup and hinder our League campaign would best be avoided. Here are a couple of longish shots for tonight’s game. As always, these are taken from SkyBet. Either team to win in extra time There was little to choose between Wolves and Swansea last time out, it’s fair to say we probably had the better of the chances but ..read more

Following the 3rd round victory against Crystal Palace, Ed Marshall looks at why Wolves should go all out to win the FA Cup. The FA Cup conjures up images of nostalgia, especially as a Wolves fan. Arsenal semi-final, THAT Newcastle game and I have a vague memory of a game on BBC1 against Hoddle’s Chelsea. Over the last 10-15 years the FA Cup seems to be not even a second thought anymore. Teams don’t care, not even Premier League ‘top six’ either. Struggling Championship teams put out players even Football Manager die-hards haven’t heard of. I feel this is a massive show of disrespect, not just ..read more

Following the 3rd round victory against Crystal Palace, Ed Marshall looks at why Wolves should go all out to win the FA Cup. The FA Cup conjures up images of nostalgia, especially as a Wolves fan. Arsenal semi-final, THAT Newcastle game and I have a vague memory of a game on BBC1 against Hoddle’s Chelsea. Over the last 10-15 years the FA Cup seems to be not even a second thought anymore. Teams don’t care, not even Premier League ‘top six’ either. Struggling Championship teams put out players even Football Manager die-hards haven’t heard of. I feel this is a massive show of disrespect, not just ..read more

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