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Stephen Ward

Wolves: Delight at Stephen Ward's new deal

STEPHEN Ward has signed a new three-and-a-half year contract.Read

Karl Henry

Karl Henry speaks out over the Wolves boo-boys

KARL Henry has broken his silence on the boo-boys and admitted he has been through the toughest time of his career.Read

Roger Johnson

Wolves: I'm back on track - Roger Johnson

ROGER Johnson says he is back on track after giving himself a dressing down.Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves: Mick McCarthy welcomes three game ban for Alcaraz

MICK McCarthy has revealed that Wigan boss Roberto Martinez apologised after his skipper Antolin Alcaraz spat at Richard Stearman.Read

Stephen Ward

Wolves have shown they have bottle for Premier League battle insists Stephen Ward

STEPHEN Ward insists Wolves have proved they have the bottle to cope in what promises to be another season of twists and turns.Read

McCarthy predicts brighter future for Wolves

MICK McCarthy believes the best is still to come from Wolves when he gets his injured players back to fitness.Read

Wolves 3, Wigan 1: Bill Howell's big match verdict

TWO of Wolves’ many Celtic Crusaders combined to blast all the doom and gloom to smithereens and heap a whole load of misery on to Roberto Martinez.Read

Wolves 3 Wigan 1: Moment of the Match

THIRTY-five seconds was all it took for Wigan to fluff a golden chance of taking the lead and allow Wolves to scamper down the other end of the pitch and stun them.Read

Wolves: Mick McCarthy reveals how Alan Pardew warned his of Wigan problems

MICK McCarthy didn’t expect to be hit for six at Sir Alex Ferguson’s tribute dinner at Lancashire Cricket Club – but’s that exactly what Alan Pardew delivered.Read

Mick McCarthy. Picture Nick Wilkinson/Newsteam

Wolves: Mick McCarthy targets victory over Wigan

MICK McCarthy heads into Sunday’s crunch clash with Wigan insisting the support he gets from the club’s rulers remains as strong as ever. Read

Wayne Hennessey

Wolves: Wayne Hennessey vows to bounce back after Manchester City error

WAYNE Hennessey has vowed to learn from his error that gifted Manchester City the lead at Eastlands on Saturday. Read

Impossible to keep all players happy, says West Brom boss Hodgson

ROY Hodgson has a raft of senior players to choose from for his starting XI, many of whom cannot even get a sniff of the West Bromwich Albion bench.Read

McCarthy would settle to see Wolves play badly - if they won

MICK McCarthy says he is still searching for the recipe to a mystical formula: Play badly = win.Read

Roy Hodgson and West Brom not worried by 32-year Villa Park hoodoo

ROY Hodgson says Albion are buoyed by the determination to smash their 32-year hoodoo at Villa Park.Read

I know the fans are unhappy, says Wolves boss McCarthy

MANAGER Mick McCarthy says he’s not oblivious to supporter angst as he bids to halt the barren run.Read

Roger Johnson

Wolves: Roger Johnson issues rallying cry

ROGER Johnson has issued a ‘YOUR Club Needs You!’ message to fans.Read

Mick McCarthy. Picture Nick Wilkinson/Newsteam

Wolves: My lads do care say Mick McCarthy

MICK McCarthy has dismissed notions his players might not care about Wolves’ plight and says he’ll fight tooth and nail to defend them.Read

Nicky Shorey

West Brom: Hodgson takes the pressure off Nicky Shorey

ROY Hodgson believes it will be ‘healthy’ to keep ex-Villain Nicky Shorey out of the spotlight at Villa Park but has no doubts he will return to form. Read

Mick McCarthy

Mick McCarthy: Wolves cannot afford to lose to Swansea

WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy says his side have already arrived at must-not-lose football when they face Swansea on Saturday.Read

Steven Fletcher

Wolves injury update: Attacking options running out for McCarthy

MICK McCarthy was making no excuses for his lack of attacking options after Dave Edwards joined Steven Fletcher on the treatment table prior to kick-off.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.