The Wolves 77 Club

In Episode 304 of the 77 Club, the lads break down Wolves' final Premier League performances, transfer updates including Cunha to Man Utd, season awards, and laugh at their own preseason predictions. Tune in for analysis, laughs, and everything Wolves!

In this episode of the 77 Club, the team reflects on Wolves' 2-0 home defeat to Brighton, marking their second consecutive loss and dampening the momentum built under Vítor Pereira. While some on the panel felt Wolves put in a reasonable performance, others thought the game lacked energy and clinical finishing. The absence of motivation, now that Premier League survival is secured, seemed evident, with Brighton having more to play for. There was also surprise at Aguirre's inclusion in the starting XI, interpreted as a last-chance opportunity to prove himself. A large chunk of the discussion focused on Rayan Aït-Nouri's future. The news that he has left Jorge Mendes' agency sparked speculation about an imminent summer move. While some fans on the panel stressed how crucial he is to the current system—highlighting his flair, improvement, and consistent performances—others questioned his defensive reliability. There's general concern about Wolves losing too many key players in the upcoming transfer window, especially with Cunha likely departing. The podcast also covered early transfer rumours, including interest in Argentinian striker Joaquín Panichelli, and stressed the importance of smart reinvestment. Away from the first team, the hosts welcomed the club's renewed public commitment to Wolves Women after previous criticism for not applying for a Tier 2 license. They also dipped into wider football topics like the Championship playoffs, the rise of Wrexham, and the long-term risks of constantly selling star players. While the tone remained light and humorous—complete with an unexpected chess tangent—there was a clear desire for Wolves to push on next season rather than regress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves' six-game winning streak may have ended at the Etihad, but something much bigger is brewing in WV1. In this episode, the lads unpack what it means to fall back in love with a football club, even in defeat. From toe-to-toe bravery against Manchester City to a growing unity on and off the pitch, there's a renewed sense of pride in being a Wolves supporter. We also dive into summer transfer rumours, Vitor Pereira's influence, and what a “free of jeopardy” Wolves side could mean going forward. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this electric episode of The 77 Club, the lads celebrate Wolves' extraordinary sixth straight victory, making them arguably the most in-form team in Europe. Sam, Harry, Baylis and Jack dive deep into the dominant 3-0 win over Leicester, with standout performances from Matheus Cunha and Strand Larsen stealing the show. The atmosphere at Molineux is bouncing, and optimism is sky-high, even as talk turns to a potentially daunting trip to Manchester City. But it's not just the pitch making headlines. The team passionately tackles the controversial decision from Wolves' higher-ups not to pursue promotion for the women's team, despite their title push. With transparency called into question and frustration mounting, the lads don't hold back on what they see as another case of poor leadership from Jeff Shi and the Wolves board. It's a raw, honest chat that shines a light on wider issues in the footballing world. As always, there's plenty of banter - dodgy betting odds, ticket price debates, nostalgic nods to Conor Coady and a few classic doorbell interruptions. Whether you're a diehard Wolves supporter or just love a good football chat, this episode captures the highs, frustrations, and full-on chaos of being a fan right now. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this milestone 300th episode, Sam, Jack, and Baylis reunite (minus a lottery-winning Harry) to celebrate Wolves' dramatic 1-0 smash-and-grab win over Manchester United - sealed by a moment of brilliance from Pablo Sarabia. The lads relive that stunning free-kick, Dan Bentley's short-notice heroics and the sweet, sweet joy of doing the league double over United for the first time since 1980

Wolves are flying high under Vitor Pereira, with a dramatic turnaround since his arrival. From a fractured fanbase and relegation fears to dreams of top-half finishes and a unified city, the question on everyone's mind is: What's next? We dive into the form of Jorgen Strand Larsen, the future of Matheus Cunha, and how far this team can go under a manager who's got Wolverhampton believing again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves are this close to Premier League safety after a comeback win at Portman Road — but is now the time to switch it up or stick with what's working? In this episode, Sam, Harry, Jack and Baylis break down the 2-1 win over Ipswich, reflect on standout performances from João Gomes, André and Strand Larsen, and ask the big one: Does Wolves' best XI include Matheus Cunha? With 10 points from a possible 12 in his absence, Vítor Pereira has a real selection dilemma ahead of Spurs. We talk: Sarabia's moment of magic (and his contract situation) That bizarre indirect free-kick drama Munetsi's underrated shift and the case to keep him in Why João and André are the heart of this team now Spurs preview + predictions + Baylis' bonkers betting slips Summer exits, squad evolution & why 2025 could be Wolves' year The Premier League's ‘boring' narrative — and how to fix it All that plus: legacy away grounds, £7.50 flat beers, Belgian Pro League chaos and if Wolves really are better without Cunha. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves are 12 points clear of the drop zone — and the 77 Club is back to break down the gritty 1-0 win over West Ham that's got Molineux bouncing again. In this episode, Sam, Harry, Jack, and Baylis dig into the standout performances, passionate celebrations, and growing optimism under Vítor Pereira's leadership. From João Gomes' commanding midfield display to Jørgen Strand Larsen's rise to double-digit goals, the squad discusses how Wolves found form when it mattered most — and what it means for the rest of the season.

Episode 296 of The Wolves 77 Club dives into Wolves' latest performances, with Sam, Harry, and Jack breaking down a hard-fought draw against Everton and a crucial away win at Southampton. With Matheus Cunha missing, Wolves had to find new attacking solutions, and the team discusses whether they did enough against Everton and how Bellegarde's growing influence continues to make a difference. The conversation shifts to Southampton, where Strand Larsen stepped up in style, scoring twice to secure an important victory. His performances have divided opinions throughout the season, but was this the moment he proved his doubters wrong? Jack, the self-appointed chairman of the Strand Larsen fan club, certainly thinks so. With Ipswich and Leicester dropping points, talk turns to whether Wolves have effectively secured their Premier League survival. Jack makes a bold statement about the club's future, but will it come back to haunt him? Meanwhile, transfer speculation is in full swing as the guys discuss potential summer moves, including whether a return for Diogo Jota or Conor Coady is realistic. The England squad announcement also sparks debate, with frustration over Thomas Tuchel's selections. Harry is particularly unimpressed, questioning some of the call-ups and sharing his thoughts on what the squad should really look like. As always, the episode is filled with nostalgia, laughter, and even a bizarre footballing mix-up from Bulgaria that you won't believe. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The lads are back to break down a night of drama, despair, and downright madness as Wolves crash out of the FA Cup against Bournemouth. From a gutsy defensive performance to Johnson's heroics in goal, we relive the highs and lows before discussing the penalty shootout heartbreak and that red card for Cunha. Was his moment of madness inexcusable, or just frustration boiling over? What does his likely extended ban mean for Wolves' survival hopes? The team debates the impact and who could step up in his absence for the crucial Premier League fixtures ahead. Plus, we look ahead to a tricky clash with Everton, discuss Wolves' woeful home form, and react to the news that Coldplay (yes, Coldplay!) will behelping pick the acts for the Half Time show at the 2026 World Cup Final. All that and more on a packed episode of The Wolves 77 Club. Tune in now!

The 77 Club is back with a rollercoaster episode as the lads break down an eventful week for Wolves. Sam, Harry, Jack, and Baylis kick things off by reliving a crucial 1-0 away win against Bournemouth, dissecting the red card controversy, standout performances and whether Wolves should have won by a bigger margin. But the mood shifts as they analyse the frustrating 2-1 home defeat to Fulham, a game where Wolves conceded in the first minute of both halves. The team debates defensive lapses, Vítor Pereira's selection choices and whether Wolves' home form is becoming a real problem. Looking ahead, the panel previews the upcoming FA Cup clash against Bournemouth, debating squad rotation and whether Wolves should prioritise cup glory or Premier League survival. Predictions, tactical analysis and a heated debate on Santi Bueno's performances follow. The show wraps up with a quiz on Wolves' top goal scorers since 1995 - how many can you name? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another week, another refereeing controversy. The lads break down Wolves' frustrating 2-1 defeat at Anfield, where Simon Hooper's performance stole the headlines. From questionable bookings to a baffling penalty call (and non-call), Wolves were up against 12 men - but still managed to push Liverpool to the brink. They discuss the standout second-half performance, Vítor Pereira's tactical tweaks, and the impact of Munetsi and Bellegarde. The debate rages on about whether Wolves should have taken all three points and whether Agbadou's injury exposes squad depth issues—was leaving Craig Dawson out of the squad a mistake? Also on the agenda: Bournemouth preview, the worst Premier League club badges and the growing problem of away end ‘tourist fans'. Subscribe, tune in, and share your thoughts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fresh from back-to-back wins, The Wolves 77 Club breaks down a solid FA Cup victory over Blackburn and looks ahead to a crucial clash at Anfield. The lads discuss the standout performances from new signings, the FA Cup magic (and controversies), and whether Wolves can defy the odds against Liverpool. They also dive into key squad updates, including the futures of Matheus Cunha, Craig Dawson, and Nelson Semedo, plus a debate on the state of VAR and automated offsides. All that, plus betting odds, score predictions, and a heated discussion on Saudi Arabia hosting the 2034 World Cup. Subscribe, tune in, and let us know your thoughts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry, and Jack break down Wolves' thrilling victory over Aston Villa under the lights at Molineux. The lads discuss standout performances, including the surprise hero Bellegarde, tactical decisions by Vítor Pereira, and the tense second half that left fans on the edge of their seats. The January transfer window takes center stage as the team reacts to Wolves' late business, signing Nasser Djiga and Marshall Munetsi, while saying goodbye to Mario Lemina. Was it a successful window? And what about those wild rumors surrounding a potential Conor Coady return? Looking ahead, the FA Cup clash against Blackburn is on the horizon. Should Wolves take it seriously, or is Premier League survival the priority? Plus, the funniest story of the week—how a Nottingham pub gave away 300 pints after Forest's goal fest, and a surprising stat about pubs near Premier League stadiums. Don't miss another lively episode filled with laughs, debates, and all things Wolves! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, the lads break down another frustrating result as Wolves fall to Arsenal and discuss the growing concerns surrounding Vitor Pereira's team selections. Has the initial manager bounce completely disappeared? There's also plenty of debate around Matheus Cunha's attitude, with questions over whether he still wants to be at the club after another lackluster performance. The controversy surrounding the red card decision is a major talking point, with opinions divided on whether it was the worst decision in Premier League history, as some pundits have suggested. The conversation then turns to transfers, with the January window nearing its deadline and Wolves still in desperate need of reinforcements. Will the club finally bring in a much-needed midfielder and defender, or is this shaping up to be another underwhelming window? Looking ahead to the crucial clash against Aston Villa, there's plenty of uncertainty over team selection, especially with injuries and suspensions forcing changes. The discussion explores how Wolves might line up and whether they have enough firepower to trouble Unai Emery's side. There's also talk of the worrying state of ticket prices at Molineux, with fans growing increasingly frustrated with the club's direction. To end on a lighter note, the show takes an unexpected turn with a story about how The Wolves 77 Club is making waves in the Australian outback. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry, Jack and a returning Tom Rouse dissect Wolves' disappointing 3-1 defeat against Chelsea and the ensuing fallout. The team reflects on a lacklustre performance characterised by poor defending, missed opportunities, and troubling body language, particularly from star player Matheus Cunha. The conversation explores Vítor Pereira's post-match comments about Cunha's attitude, which sparked heated debates on social media and beyond. Was it a case of overreaction, or is there real cause for concern? The hosts also dive into Wolves' defensive struggles, their dismal record at set pieces, and whether these persistent issues could doom their Premier League survival hopes. Looking ahead, the panel evaluates potential January transfer activity, including rumours of incoming signings and the importance of keeping hold of key players like Cunha. They discuss the precarious balancing act of managing players' morale and the challenges of rebuilding team chemistry amid on-field struggles. The hosts share their thoughts on ticket pricing, dwindling home attendance, and the broader cultural shift affecting football fandom. With a tough fixture against Arsenal looming, the group debates Wolves' chances of an upset—or whether another setback is inevitable. From tactical breakdowns to passionate debates, this episode captures the highs and lows of being a Wolves fan in a season full of drama. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, the team dissects a turbulent week for Wolves. Sam, Harry, and Jack kick off with reflections on Wolves' FA Cup win over Bristol City, debating Vítor Pereira's strong lineup and standout performances, including Rodrigo Gomes. They then move on to a sobering 3-0 defeat at Newcastle, exploring defensive frailties, wasted opportunities, and the divisive performances of Hwang Hee-chan and Strand Larsen. The shocking off-field drama surrounding Mario Lemina takes centre stage, with the midfielder reportedly refusing to play and seeking a transfer—a move that has left fans and pundits reeling. The panel weighs in on Vítor Pereira's firm handling of the situation and the broader implications for Wolves' squad harmony. Looking ahead, the crew previews the upcoming clash against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, reminiscing about last season's thrilling 4-2 victory but tempering expectations given Wolves' current form. Predictions range from cautious optimism to outright pessimism as they discuss tactical adjustments and potential starting lineups. They round off with a heated discussion on Wolves' January transfer window activity, VAR controversies from the Newcastle game, and frustrations with the club's self-sustainable model and lack of youth development. Don't miss this episode packed with insight, frustration, and a few glimmers of hope for the road ahead. Subscribe and join the conversation! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this packed episode of the Wolves 77 Club, the lads break down Wolves' tough 3-0 loss to Nottingham Forest in a match filled with surprises and controversy. They discuss the unexpected lineup choices, including Rayan Aït-Nouri's deployment as a center-back, and analyze the mixed performances of young talents Pedro Lima and Rodrigo Gomes. The panel also delves into the ongoing saga with Morgan Gibbs-White, questioning whether Wolves fans crossed the line with their chants aimed at the former player. Despite the heated atmosphere, Gibbs-White had the last laugh, and his composed post-match comments earned respect. Transfer talk heats up with Agbadou's signing officially confirmed, and rumors swirl about potential additions, including Renato Veiga. The team debates whether Wolves' lack of squad depth, evident in their reliance on youth and fringe players, signals the need for more reinforcements in January. Attention shifts to the FA Cup as Wolves prepare to face Bristol City. With injuries mounting and survival in the Premier League the priority, the lads discuss whether Vítor Pereira will field a weakened side and the challenges posed by a 12 PM kickoff that fans can't watch on TV. To close, Harry reflects on completing 100 days of sobriety, sharing the challenges and rewards of the journey. The team offers their support and celebrates his achievement, contrasting it humorously with Bayliss' dedication to keeping the drinks flowing. Join the conversation as the Wolves 77 Club tackles the highs, lows and everything in between from Molineux to the transfer market. Don't forget to subscribe and help them hit their YouTube goal! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this action-packed episode of The Wolves 77 Club, the team breaks down Vítor Pereira's electric start as Wolves boss, amassing seven points from his first three games in charge. From the thrilling Boxing Day win over Manchester United at Molineux to the gritty 2-2 draw against Tottenham at the Spurs Stadium, the guys analyse what Pereira's tactical tweaks and team management have brought to the squad. Also on the agenda: the squad's transformation under Pereira, the resurgence of key players like Matt Doherty, and the rise of Rayan Aït-Nouri. Plus, the team previews the upcoming clash against Nottingham Forest, discusses the looming ban for Matheus Cunha and dives into potential January transfer targets, including Kevin Danso and Joel Ordóñez. Rounding off the year, the crew reflects on their top Wolves moments of 2024, from crushing West Brom to unforgettable away victories. It's a can't-miss episode filled with analysis, laughs and a look forward to an exciting 2025 for Wolves fans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this festive episode, the team delves into the early days of Vitor Pereira's reign as Wolves manager. From his impressive first press conference to a revitalised squad delivering a stunning 3-0 win over Leicester, the lads explore the tactical tweaks that have reignited hope among Wolves fans. They discuss standout performances, the return of fringe players like Rodrigo Gomez, and the impact of a fresh 3-4-3 formation. As Boxing Day looms, attention turns to Manchester United's visit to Molineux. Can Wolves capitalise on their momentum and Man United's vulnerabilities? The episode is filled with optimism, tactical analysis, and the usual banter, including a Premier League quiz that stirs some Christmas cheer. Tune in for all the action, laughs, and predictions for the festive fixtures! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In episode 284 of The Wolves 77 Club, the team dives into the chaotic aftermath of Wolves' 2-1 defeat to Ipswich, a result that spelled the end for Gary O'Neil's reign at Molineux. Sam, Harry, Jack, and Baylis dissect the disappointing performance, the baffling defensive frailties, and the indiscipline that has plagued Wolves on and off the pitch. The lads explore the timeline of O'Neil's departure, questioning whether it came too late and what went wrong under his management. Discussions turn fiery as they debate Wolves' dressing room issues, Kunha's looming suspension following his post-match altercation, and whether discipline can be restored under the incoming manager. Attention then turns to Wolves' new appointment: Vítor Pereira. With a résumé boasting stints at Porto, Olympiacos, and Fenerbahçe, as well as league titles across three countries, Pereira's arrival raises both hopes and concerns. The team breaks down his track record, his tactical approach, and whether he can inspire a Wolves revival as they fight to stave off relegation. Looking ahead, the boys preview the crucial clash against relegation rivals Leicester City, speculating on Wolves' defensive woes, potential squad changes, and the impact of a new manager bounce. Can Pereira turn things around, or are Wolves destined for the Championship? Tune in for raw opinions, tactical analysis, and some classic 77 Club banter, including a Lopetegui-themed quiz and Jack's “bold” Premier League predictions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this fiery episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry and Jack dive into the breaking news that Wolves Chairman Jeff Shi has decided to stand by manager Gary O'Neil—despite the club languishing in the relegation zone. The team unpacks the fallout from Wolves' 2-1 loss to West Ham, with Harry and Jack offering heated analysis of the tactical mishaps, questionable substitutions and defensive frailties that have defined O'Neil's tenure. Jack recounts his frustrating trip to the London Stadium, highlighting the dire atmosphere on and off the pitch, while Harry dissects the captaincy woes surrounding Mario Lemina and the broader struggles of Wolves' leadership both on and off the field. Listener comments take centre stage, showcasing the growing frustration among fans as the team debates whether the current squad is truly good enough or if ownership and management have let the club stagnate. With Ipswich Town and Leicester City on the horizon, the Wolves 77 Club discuss the enormous pressure on O'Neil to deliver results, while questioning the long-term vision of FOSUN and Jeff Shi. To lighten the mood, the episode closes with a quiz on Wolves captains throughout history—proving that while the team may struggle with Gary O'Neil's tactics, their Wolves trivia knowledge isn't much better! Join the conversation as the Wolves 77 Club tackles the tough questions: Can Wolves escape relegation? Is Gary O'Neil the right man for the job? And just how long can the fans endure the current chaos? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this heated episode, Sam, Harry, and Jack dive into Wolves' catastrophic week following humiliating defeats to Bournemouth and Everton. From conceding a historic three penalties in one game to defensive errors galore, the trio doesn't hold back on their criticisms. Gary O'Neil on the Brink? The team discusses the growing pressure on O'Neil after the club's defensive collapse and a lack of tactical response during matches. With fans and players seemingly losing faith, is it time for Jeff Shi to pull the plug? Where Did It All Go Wrong? A closer look at the lacklustre performances of key players like Lemina and Dawson, Jose Sa's dip in form and questionable managerial decisions. Who Could Save Wolves? The lads speculate on potential replacements, from Graham Potter and David Moyes to more controversial suggestions like Tony Pulis or Neil Warnock?! West Ham Preview: Can Wolves turn things around against a struggling West Ham? The team debates formations, starting lineups and whether O'Neil can survive another defeat. Mick McCarthy Quiz: To lighten the mood, the gang revisits the Mick McCarthy era with a fun quiz on his time at Wolves. It's an episode filled with passion, analysis and a dose of humour to offset the frustration. Don't miss it! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, the gang dives into Wolves' sensational 4-1 victory against Fulham, a result that lifted them out of the Premier League's bottom three. Harry celebrates his incredible 100-1 bet and the team give credit where it's due, applauding Gary O'Neil's tactical genius after weeks of scrutiny. They shine a spotlight on standout performances from players like Matheus Cunha and Mario Lemina, while exploring the potential boost from returning stars like Bueno and Dawson. They also touch on the team's improved goal difference and the momentum building for Wolves in their fight for survival. To cap things off, there's a fun and challenging quiz on historical Wolves goal scorers that you won't want to miss. A must-listen for Wolves fans as the season heats up! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

After Wolves finally secured their first win of the season against Southampton, the team breaks it all down. Was this a turning point or simply papering over the cracks? Sam, Harry, Jack and Baylis discuss Gary O'Neil's future, VAR controversies, and standout performances, including Kúnya's brilliance and some defensive improvements. Looking ahead, the guys preview a tricky away fixture against Fulham, featuring two familiar faces—Raúl Jiménez and Adama Traoré. Will they haunt Wolves, or can Gary O'Neil's side build on their momentum? Plus, the team discusses injury concerns, potential lineup changes, and the impact of upcoming fixtures on the relegation battle. Expect the usual mix of humour, heated debates and insight—including Harry's Wolves-themed quiz and a look at some betting odds for the Fulham clash. Don't miss it!

In this episode of The Wolves 77 Club, Sam, Harry and Baylis tackle the burning question every Wolves fan is asking: why is Gary O'Neil still at the helm with only one win in 20 Premier League games? The lads look into the dismal performance against Crystal Palace, analyse the tactical and defensive blunders and critique individual players like José Sá and Rayan Aït-Nouri. The team also reflects on Gary O'Neil's contentious substitutions and his stubbornness, which has left fans frustrated and the club in a precarious position. With the looming match against Southampton, they discuss potential lineups and whether a change in management could salvage the season. Alongside the deep dive, enjoy lighter moments, listener comments and a Gary O'Neil-themed quiz to lift the mood. Tune in for a mix of passionate debate, tactical breakdowns, and the ever-present hope for a turnaround. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The team discuss the late late drama away to Brighton - with the only two out of the pod who went... leaving early! Next up, it's the start of the all important 'November fixtures'. Can Wolves get their first win of the premier League season at home to Crystal Palace? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In Episode 277 of The Wolves 77 Club, the team discusses Wolves' heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Manchester City. The episode covers the controversial VAR decision that denied Wolves a crucial point, with much of the conversation focusing on the inconsistencies in officiating. Gary O'Neil's decision to switch to a back five is a major talking point, as it nearly secured Wolves a positive result. The hosts praise standout performances from players like José Sá, who made several key saves, and also delve into how the substitution strategy may be weakening the team's chances. Reflecting on O'Neil's comments about potential unconscious bias in favor of bigger clubs, the podcast examines Wolves' struggles with VAR, player fitness concerns, and the overall impact on the season. With Wolves' upcoming fixture against Brighton, the team debates O'Neil's tactical choices and whether he should stick with the back five or revert to a back four. The episode ends with predictions, betting odds, and a shoutout to Manny Singh for his remarkable fundraising efforts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Wolves 77 Club, the team dives into a heated discussion about whether Wolves should part ways with manager Gary O'Neil after a humiliating 5-3 loss to Brentford. Sam, Harry and Baylis break down the defensive chaos, baffling tactics and frustrations surrounding O'Neil's leadership. With a record of six points from a possible 66, the panel debates the critical question: Is it time for a managerial change? The episode also explores the fan backlash, the club's ownership issues with Fosun, and key player performances, including some head-scratching substitutions. Plus, discussions on the recent sacking of set-piece coach Jack Wilson, and the team's struggles despite talented players like Andre and Ait-Nouri. Tune in for a deep dive into Wolves' current crisis and whether a new manager could save the club's season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this emotionally charged episode of the Wolves 77 Club, the team tackles the ongoing frustrations as Wolves lose yet another Premier League match, this time 2-1 to Liverpool. With just one point from six games, the pressure is mounting on manager Gary O'Neil. Sam, Baylis, Jack and a late-arriving Harry debate the team's performances and whether the Brentford game has become a must-win for O'Neil to secure his position. The hosts dissect Wolves' latest defeat, Mario Lemina's emotional post-match reaction, and the recurring problems on the pitch, from shaky substitutions to defensive issues. Baylis remains pessimistic about Wolves' chances, while Harry urges for a change in mentality ahead of Brentford. With key injuries and a challenging fixture list, the conversation takes a deep dive into Wolves' tactical dilemmas, player form, and the must-win nature of the upcoming Brentford clash. Tune in for match analysis, banter, and a prediction on whether Gary O'Neil can turn Wolves' season around before it's too late. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode, the team kicks things off by paying tribute to Steve Plant, a passionate Wolves supporter and charity fundraiser, who tragically passed away. The guys reflect on his incredible charity work and love for Wolves memorabilia, including his book They Wore the Shirt. Harry shares his personal connection with Steve's impressive Wolves shirt collection. The conversation then moves on to favourite Wolves shirts through the years, with each host sharing their top picks and nostalgic memories. Baylis, Harry and Jack reminisce about iconic home and away kits that hold special places in Wolves' history. In the second half, they dive into a thorough post-mortem of Wolves' recent 3-1 loss to Villa. The discussion focuses on the team's collapse after a strong first half and manager Gary O'Neil's tactical choices, raising the question: is he tactically inept? The group also debates Wolves' consistent second-half struggles this season and what changes O'Neil should consider. Looking ahead to the upcoming fixture against Liverpool, the guys analyse Wolves' dismal record against the Reds and what might happen under the Molineux lights on Saturday. Can Wolves pull off a shock result, or is another defeat on the cards? Harry, Baylis and Jack offer their score predictions with a mix of optimism and realism. The episode closes with a spirited discussion on O'Neil's future, potential managerial replacements, and the upcoming challenges Wolves face. Could Big Sam or even David Moyes be on the horizon if things don't improve? Join the 77 Club for in-depth Wolves discussion, plenty of laughs and some bold predictions! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sam, Harry and Dan break down the ongoing struggles for Wolves manager Gary O'Neill, following a rough week that saw the team knocked out of the Carabao Cup and a disappointing loss to Newcastle in Premier League. The crew dissects O'Neill's tactical choices, the team's inability to capitalise on opportunities and whether his substitutions are part of the problem. As Wolves slide to 18th in the Premier League, fans and hosts alike express concerns about the club's trajectory, with many questioning O'Neill's future. The guys look ahead to the tough Villa clash, reviewing stats, predictions and line up expectations. Could a shift to five at the back be the answer? Is Wolves' attacking depth deep enough to turn things around? Plus, we discuss player fatigue, squad rotations and the mood among the fanbase. Don't miss Dan's betting odds and a surprising set of football facts to close the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We're diving into all things Wolves as we gear up for the big reveal of the 2024/25 third kit! Next, we recap a successful international break for several Wolves players, with Yerson Mosquera making headlines after scoring his first senior international goal in Colombia's historic 2-1 victory over Argentina. We'll also discuss standout performances from Hee Chan Hwang, Santi Bueno and more. We also review Wolves' intense Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest. And looking ahead, we preview the upcoming showdown with Newcastle United—a fixture known for its high draw percentage. Finally, we celebrate a charitable 7-a-side event that raised over £6,000, despite a heart-breaking loss in the final. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this week's episode of The Wolves 77 Club, we break down the fallout from Chelsea's 6-2 demolition of Wolves, including the drama surrounding Noni Madueke's controversial Instagram post that insulted Wolverhampton residents. The winger's comments left a sour taste, prompting a strong response from the city council. Switching gears, we celebrate Wolves' impressive Carabao Cup victory over Burnley, where Goncalo Guedes stunned everyone with a brace after a long goal, and appearance, drought. As we preview the upcoming match against Nottingham Forest, we explore the historical head-to-head record and the current form of both teams. Will it be just like watching Brazil, or is a gritty battle on the cards? Finally, we round up the latest transfer news, including the exciting signing of Bastien Meupiyou from Nantes and the potential arrivals of Andre from Fluminense and Sam Johnstone from Crystal Palace. We'll also discuss Wolves' ongoing pursuit of West Ham's Nayef Aguerd and the rejected bid for Burnley's Luca Koleosho. Plus, Lee Carsley's first England squad has been announced! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode of the Wolves 77 Club, we dive into Wolves' tough opening fixture against Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium. Despite a valiant effort from the squad, goals from Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka saw the Gunners claim a comfortable victory. We break down the key moments, including Wolves debutant Jorgen Strand Larsen's near miss and Matheus Cunha's attempt to level the score. Was there any silver lining for Gary O'Neil's side? Next, we shift our focus to the upcoming clash with Chelsea. With Wolves struggling at Molineux this year, can they turn things around against a Chelsea side looking to find their rhythm? We analyse the stats and discuss what Wolves need to do to get back on track. Finally, we discuss the latest transfer rumors, including the potential loan move for Arsenal's Aaron Ramsdale, Brentford's stance on Yoane Wissa, and interest in Burnley's Dara O'Shea. Plus, the latest on Daniel Podence's possible departure and Nathan Fraser's loan move to Belgium. All this and more in this packed episode of the Wolves 77 Club! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Get ready for the new season with our in-depth Wolves Pre-Season Special! Join us as we dive into the biggest stories and updates from the club, including the dramatic Season Ticket Saga that saw fans rally against price hikes, leading to a crucial reversal by the club. We'll discuss the implications of the decision and what it means for the future of fan engagement at Wolves. Our Pre-Season Review features a comprehensive look at the team's performance during their USA tour and home friendlies, where we saw the emergence of new captain Mario Lemina. We also explore the latest squad updates, including the record-breaking sale of Pedro Neto to Chelsea, the arrival of Norway's Jorgen Strand Larsen, and the injury setback for young Enso Gonzalez. We'll talk tactics as Gary O'Neil secures a new four-year deal, reflecting on how his leadership could be the key to Wolves' success this season. What does a shift to a back four mean for our defensive strategy? And are fans right to be optimistic about a top-10 finish, or are there hidden pitfalls? Looking ahead, we'll preview the opening fixtures, including a showdown with Arsenal, and offer our predictions for the season. Plus, we'll touch on the much-anticipated film 'Saipan', where Steve Coogan and Roy Keane will bring the infamous 2002 World Cup fallout to the big screen. All this, plus some surprising insights, bold predictions, and even a grandma on a bus – only on our Wolves Pre-Season Special! Tune in and get ready for the ride! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

77 Club podcast Ep 268 where we react to the season ticket prices released by Wolves Sign the petition: https://t.ly/JqNCb 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Season Tickets scandal 45:04 - New kit leaked #wwfc #Wolves #JeffShi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Firstly, thank you to everyone who has tuned in this season. It's been a bit of a rollercoaster... then the Tea Cups... finishing on the Park slides. Jlo left, Gary came in - touching distance of Wembley... then a 14th place Premier league finish. We can't complain - GON has worked wonders. Let's have a review of the 2023/24 season! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves season at Molineux came to a close with a3-1 loss to Crystal Palace. Liverpool up next to close the 2023/24 season. PLUS, Wolves call to SCRAP VAR for the 24/25 Premier League season! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves were humbled away at Man City, with a Haaland/Rodri masterclass. Next up, it's Palace at home for the final Premier League game at Molineux this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Solo ep where Harry keeps the weekly uploads going and explains why we failed to upload on Wednesday! Also Tommy Doyle has signed for Wolves!. The Luton win and a Man City preview is there too. Fancast charity: https://www.justgiving.com/page/wolvesfancastccc24 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves are now winless in seven following defeats to both Arsenal and Bournemouth in the Premier League. It was a tale of two fixtures - with a proud performance against the Gunners, followed by 'the worst of the season' against the Cherries. Luton at home is next... Tom Bason joins the lads to discuss football finance - worth a listen! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matheus Cunha returned to the starting XI in blistering form to give Wolves a much-deserved 2-2 draw away to Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. A world class goal was cancelled out by old Wolves boy, Morgan Gibbs-White, before the Brazilian struck again to cancel out Danilo's strike for the hosts. Next up, it's Arsenal at home. And we're back to FFP... PSR... whatever it's called these days! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves were left point-less at Molineux with a massively controversial VAR offside call! West Ham took all three points, after Max Kilman's header was chalked off in added time. In light of this, the 77 Club are picking their top five VAR howlers! Next up, it's the Morgan Gibbs-White derby... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves came away from Villa Park with nothing, but left it all out on the pitch following a 2-0 loss to their West Midlands rivals. But a point on the road away to Burnley helped ease the pain with a hard-fought 1-1 draw. Next up is our third Claret and Blue opposition, this time in the shape of West Ham United. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves are back in Premier League action after the international break. Joao Gomes played 90 minutes for Brazil against England - has his performance put him in the shop window? Villa way up next - and will Fosun spend in the summer? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves surrendered a precious 2-1 lead in the 97th minute, losing in the 100th, against Coventry City in the FA Quarter Finals. Join us for a therapy session... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves got through another tough Premier League game thanks to some superb individual - and all-round team - efforts. Fulham were the visitors, and got a late consolation goal - after Wanderers had pretty much sealed the points through RAN and a Tom Cairney own goal. Next up if Coventry... in the FA CUP QUARTER FINALS Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves came away from Newcastle with nothing but fresh injury worries after a 3-0 defeat at St James' Park. It was 'one of those days' for Wanderers, who are dealing with a busy schedule and an ever-thinning squad. Fulham at home is next - and who are the best English players to have played for Wolves in the premier League? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Wolves followed up a tight 1-0 win over Sheffield United in the Premier League at Molineux with a hard-fought win over Brighton in the FA Cup. We just love beating Albions don't we? It sets up an FA Cup Quarter Final with Midland neighbours Coventry City. Next up though, is Newcastle United away. It's a packed episode this week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Harry spoke to Manny a day before he sets off on a 195 mile walk to Newcastle from Molinuex for DementiaUK! Donate: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mkang Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices