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Karl Henry

Man United v Wolves: Latest team news

KARL Henry returns from suspension and Jody Craddock misses out (hamstring) – that’s the simple part.Read

Wolves: Old Trafford used to be a happy hunting ground - Steve Gordos

STEVE Gordos remembers a time when a trip to Old Trafford wasn’t quite so daunting.Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves: Mick McCarthy names his best performer of the season so far

MICK McCarthy has picked out Stephen Ward as Wolves’ best performer during the opening half of the season.Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves: Mick McCarthy targets loan deals

MICK McCarthy has his fingers-crossed that a healthy league position can help entice new players to Molineux in January. Read

Roger Johnson

Wolves: Roger Johnson praised for bouncing back after being dropped

MICK McCarthy heaped praise on Roger Johnson for bouncing back after suffering the indignity of being dropped.Read

Steven Fletcher

Wolves: Mick McCarthy says Hennessey and Fletcher are his untouchables now

STEVEN Fletcher and Wayne Hennessey have become Mick McCarthy’s ‘Untouchables’.Read

Wolves 2 Sunderland 1: Bill Howell's Big Match Verdict

THIS was the biggest comeback since nobodies Tony Blackburn, Kerry Katona, Joe Pasquale, Carol Thatcher, Christopher Biggins and Joe Swash entered the Aussie Jungle and each got back on the celeb gravy train.Read

Gareth McAuley

West Brom: Gareth McAuley admits to career fears

GARETH McAuley has spoken of the depths of despair to which he sank last summer when he thought a stomach illness might end his Baggies career before it had even begun. The Northern Ireland defender, who turns 32 on Monday, was struck down with gastroenteritis after moving on a free transfer from Ipswich.Read

Roy Hodgson

West Brom: Roy Hodgson backs Terry Burton to help club

ROY Hodgson says the chance to add Terry Burton to Albion’s coaching staff is too good an opportunity to pass up.Read

Wolves: I am glad of the support - Mick McCarthy

MICK McCarthy is thankful to have such strong support from his chairman in the wake of ropey results and Steve Bruce’s sacking at Sunderland.Read

Wolves: Boss has sympathy for Steve Bruce

STEVE Bruce has Mick McCarthy’s sympathy after the boo-boys forced him out at Sunderland.Read

Wolves players have let the side down, admits Dave Edwards

DAVE Edwards isn’t mincing words when he states the players have let down their boss and the fans.Read

McCarthy deserves Wolves job for life, says Michael Gray

MICHAEL Gray says Mick McCarthy should be handed the Wolves job for life.Read

Flashback: August 31, 1957 - Wolves 5 Sunderland 0

ON the very day that the Federation of Malaya becomes independent from Britain, Wolves thrash Sunderland, registering an incredible 11 goals in three days in the process. Read

Richard Stearman fitted with cast for Wolves return

RICHARD Stearman is ready to return with a protective cast on his broken wrist against Sunderland on Sunday.Read

Stearman and Doyle back in frame for Wolves, but Henry suspended

RICHARD Stearman (wrist) and Kevin Doyle (knee) have been back in training and look likely to boost Mick McCarthy’s options in the club’s hour of need.Read

Wayne Hennessey

Wolves: Wayne Hennessey struggles to come to terms with Gary Speed's death

GOALKEEPER Wayne Hennessey is still struggling to come to terms with the sudden death of Wales manager Gary Speed.Read

Wolves: Welsh players hit hard by Gary Speed tragedy

WOLVES’ Welsh contingent have spoken of their shock and sadness at the death of national team manager Gary Speed.Read

Wolves: Sunderland clash is massive admits Mick McCarthy

MANAGER Mick McCarthy admits Wolves’ Barclays Premier League showdown with Sunderland “couldn’t be bigger.”Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves boss on Everton's Tim Cahill and Richard Stearman's suspected broken wrist

MICK McCarthy has no gripe with Tim Cahill over Richard Stearman’s suspected broken wrist.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.