Updated 5:22am 25 May 2013

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Bill Howell

Bill Howell

Wolves boss Saunders unhappy at Blues' extra rest ahead of derby clash

Wolves boss Dean Saunders says it is unfair that Blues are getting an extra day rest before Monday's big Midlands derby.Read

Wolves finally punching their weight in relegation battle

All of a sudden that decision to send the Wolves players on a bus to Cheltenham races doesn’t seem quite as barmy after all.Read

Performances, if not results, improving for Wolves

The greatest mathematicians would probably wince and turn away.Read

Overdue win changes the mood at Wolves

They are not out of the woods yet.Read

Wolves have to aim for 50 points to stay in Championship

WOLVES can, mathematically at least, still win the League.Read

Bookmakers backing sorry Wolves to beat the drop

Few Wolves supporters would bet their well-earned pounds and pennies on survival right now. Read

Saunders expects Kaspars Gorkks to help Wolves win the numbers game

Dean Saunders likes his statistics almost as much as he likes goals, or books about goals, or books about the Gower Peninsula... or books about goals scored whilst walking the Gower Peninsula.Read

Moxey praises Dean Saunders for not making rash signings

Dean Saunders has been hailed for his bravery in deciding against making a major signing in the January window.Read

"They are a great team but so will we be... in time" says Dean Saunders

Dean Saunders says tonight’s (Thursday) trip to in-form Leicester City is the perfect test for his struggling Wolves team.Read

I'm no magician - this will take time, says Wolves boss Saunders

In the same way that Mick McCarthy quickly announced that he was not ‘Merlin the Magician’, Dean Saunders has wasted little time in delivering another memorable a quip. Read

Saunders and Thelwell identify need for better firepower at Wolves

Dean Saunders and Kevin Thelwell have launched an intensive tour of England on their way to nailing a striker to give Kevin Doyle and Sylvan Ebanks-Blake some serious competition.Read

I've worked hard to land a job like this, says new Wolves boss Saunders

Doncaster Rovers were bottom of the Championship having drawn one of their opening seven matches when Dean Saunders was snared from Wrexham just 16 months ago.Read

Stale Solbakken: Home form cost Wolves in first half of season

Stale Solbakken’s first six months at Molineux has been a case of ‘close but no cigar’.Read

Too many matches in English leagues, says Wolves boss Solbakken

CHIRP,chirp, chirp. It’s that time of year again.Read

Sakary Bako staying at Wolves, insists Solbakken

Wolves star performer Bakary Sako will not be sold in January, insists manager Stale Solbakken.Read

Stale Solbakken putting building blocks in place for the future at Wolves

It’s not about qualifying for the fancy stages, it’s not even about winning the trophy – as nice and as new and sparkling as it probably is.Read

Stale Solbakken: Players have only let club down once this season

Seven games without a win. Two-a-penny in three years of strife in the top flight. But in the Championship?Read

Wolves appeal against Christophe Berra's red card in defeat at Watford

Wolves have lodged an appeal with the Football Association following Christophe Berra’s red card against Watford on Saturday. Read

Stale Solbakken wants to get to a point where science explains Wolves' results

Don't make the mistake, as I did, of telling Stale Solbakken that Wolves' run of poor results could all turn about-face with one win.Read

Wolves failings hark back to the bad old days of Glenn Hoddle

The last time Wolves followed up an away defeat with two successive home draws real trouble was brewing – not just the bursting of a small bubble of optimism.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.