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Bill Howell

Bill Howell

Mick McCarthy: Mike Bassett could help end Wolves hoodoo

BOSS Mick McCarthy says it might take a bit of Mike Bassett kidology to break his team’s Molineux hoodoo.Read

Wolves v West Brom: Key trio fitness concerns for Mick McCarthy

MICK McCarthy has his fingers crossed on the fitness of three key midfielders.Read

Wolves boss: I'm not under pressure

MICK McCarthy says the fear of failure does not grip him with fear and he is not a man who feels pressure.Read

Wolves: Harry Redknapp gets Mick McCarthy's vote for England job

MICK McCarthy says Harry Redknapp has got his vote for new England boss, saying he ticks all the FA’s boxes.Read

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake

Wolves could go for broke in derby says striker

MICK McCarthy could spring a shock and play three strikers in a bold move to unsettle Albion, says Sylvan Ebanks-Blake.Read

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake

Wolves: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake wants to net landmark goal against West Brom

SYLVAN Ebanks-Blake is eyeing his 50th Wolves goal in the Black Country derby.Read

Matt Jarvis

Wolves ace Matt Jarvis aims to down West Brom

MATT Jarvis has set his sights on downing the Baggies because he says he can’t afford to go through another lengthy drought again.Read

Kevin Doyle. Picture Phil Cole/PA Wire.

Wolves: We need to beat the Baggies - Kevin Doyle

KEVIN Doyle has urged Wolves not to throw away the good work of their priceless win at QPR.Read

Kevin Doyle. Picture Phil Cole/PA Wire.

QPR 1 Wolves 2: Kevin Doyle's delight as long goal wait ends

KEVIN Doyle spoke of his relief at ending his goal drought and hailed his side’s team spirit.Read

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says row with chairman Steve Morgan is in past

MICK McCarthy says his spat with Steve Morgan is in the past and the pair have moved on.Read

Roger Johnson

Wolves: Roger Johnson hungry for away win

ROGER Johnson says Wolves love playing away – and that gives them hope of a fifth successive point on their travels tomorrow. Read

Mick McCarthy. Picture Nick Wilkinson/Newsteam

Wolves: Kenny Hibbitt says it's not the time to axe Mick McCarthy

KENNY Hibbitt says the situation is ‘grim’ – but it’s not the time to part with Mick McCarthy. Read

Jez Moxey

Wolves: Jez Moxey urges fans to keep things in perspective

THE arrival of Sebastien Bassong should go a little way to appeasing the doubters, according to chief executive Jez Moxey.Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves sign Sebastien Bassong as leaky defence creaks against Liverpool

MICK McCarthy accepts that the fingers of blame will be pointed at him after last night’s 3-0 home defeat to Liverpool. Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves: Beating Liverpool will change our season says Mick McCarthy

MICK McCarthy insists there’s ‘no panic stations’ at Wolves and says they are on target for a 38-point survival haul.Read

West Brom: Legend Tony Brown fears FA Cup hangover

West Brom legend Tony Brown believes the Baggies could struggle to shake off their FA Cup hangover as they head to Fulham. Read

Wolves: Stephen Ward hopes Wolves make signing to excite fans

STEPHEN Ward is hoping Wolves make a signing to excite the players – like Jamie O’Hara did last January.Read

Karl Henry

Wolves: Karl Henry sorry for costly error

WOLVES midfielder Karl Henry today held his hands up and said sorry for his ‘bad error of judgement’ and ‘terrible reaction’ which led to his sending off against Aston Villa.Read

Emmanuel Frimpong. Picture Michael Steele/Getty Images

Wolves: Emmanuel Frimpong vows to fight to beat drop

EMMANUEL Frimpong has promised that Wolves will continue to fight against the drop.Read

Michael Kightly

Wolves: Mick McCarthy hails return of Michael Kightly

MICK McCarthy hailed his own returning hero in Michael Kightly after seeing the winger turn in a vintage display in the loss to Villa.Read

Author Profile

Bill Howell started covering Midlands football for the Sunday Mercury in March 1998. He moved to the Birmingham Mail, writing solely on Aston Villa, following the 2000 FA Cup Final. Previously he was a sports reporter in Aberdeen, covering the Old Firm, and before that he was a news reporter in East London. He now covers Wolves.