Paul Berry is a Wolves Columnist. He covers a range of topics within sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and the intersection of culture and society in the sports business. Paul has been featured in Newsweek, Shropshire Star, Express & Star, and FourFourTwo.
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Wolverhampton, United Kingdom (Local)
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Paul Berry's focus is heavily centered on local sports, particularly football and some NFL-related content. Given this, he may be interested in receiving pitches related to local athletes' achievements, community involvement in sports events or initiatives, and human interest stories about former players.
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Wolves stars inspire sports coaching students
By: Paul Berry
Kenny Jackett remains one of the most important figures in recent Wolves history. Paul Berry speaks to those who worked with him to discover how he built his legacy at Molineux.
By: Paul Berry
Young people are able to enjoy a variety of free activities.
England’s draw against Ghana on Tuesday night came in only the second ever meeting between the two countries. The first? Well, that was at Wembley over 15 years ago, also finished in a draw, and proved a very special night for a former Wolves favourite. Paul Berry finds out more.
By: Paul Berry
‘Wolves Foundation delighted to support tournament at Molineux’
There has been plenty of past and present Wolves interest in this summer’s World Cup. And will be again in the opposition dugout as England take on Norway on Saturday night. Paul Berry looks back on the Molineux tenure of the Vikings’ boss, Stale Solbakken.
Mick McCarthy knows a lot about the World Cup, both as a player and manager. But after his international days, he became an excellent club manager. It’s 20 years since he checked in at Wolves...
England may not have become champions of the world in America but it’s now 25 years since a Wolves Academy team were crowned just that at a FIFA tournament in Japan. A quarter-of-a-decade on, the former Wolves Under-12s were back together for a reunion at Molineux.
From Molineux waste to school bench: pupils’ sustainability idea takes shape
By: Paul Berry
As Wolves prepare to return to the Championship after an eight-year absence, a midfielder who arrived at the club the last time they were in the second tier, is preparing for a new challenge of his own. Elliot Watt reveals how he is hoping to enjoy his own piece of Turkish Delight.
