Paul Berry

It is 40 years since Wednesfield-born defender Stuart Watkiss ran out at Molineux to live out every Wolves fan’s dream of turning out for their beloved home-town club.

It is 30 years ago tomorrow since Graham Taylor took charge of his first game as Wolves manager.

The original Star Wars. The Godfather. Back to the Future. Lord of the Rings. Naked Gun. Everyone has a favourite film trilogy.

Courage can show itself in many different forms.

April 18. Not perhaps usually a stand-out date in the calendar.

Coventry City’s incredible run to a dramatic if ultimately agonisingly FA Cup semi-final defeat against Manchester United included taking the scalp of Wolves in the previous round. It also evoked memories of their famous triumph back in 1987, in which a former Wolves’ apprentice played a decisive role in the winning moment. Paul Berry finds out more.

Viewers who tuned in for the 2024 NFL Draft were left with questions after an executive in the Jacksonville Jaguars draft room was shown wearing a neck brace.

For Mark Todd, an impressive playing career spent largely in South Yorkshire will only ever form a part of his footballing story.

Ron Warrilow covered Wolves as a journalist for some 55 years.

Lee Evans was once part of a winning Wolves team against Liverpool at Anfield on what was a special afternoon for the travelling supporters. A decade on from his impressive breakthrough at Molineux, the Welsh international is hungry for a fresh challenge.