Wolves slip up at Bournemouth after a chaotic start, with questions over Andre’s absence, Totty’s red card and more head-scratching substitutions. Sam, Harry, Jack and guest Jai Baines pick apart the performance, debate Möller Wolfe’s struggles, and argue who should be starting at wing-back against Everton.

There’s a big focus on West Ham in the Carabao Cup as Vitor rings the changes – and Strand Larsen delivers with two goals, sparking fresh transfer talk as Newcastle circle. We also look at Rodrigo Gomes’ impact, the rise of Jackson Tchatchoua, and whether Hugo Bueno has nailed down his spot.

The lads weigh in on Fabio Silva’s surprise Dortmund move, transfer links to Genk’s giant striker, and give brutally honest ratings of Wolves’ summer business so far. Plus, we can’t ignore that viral Strand Larsen chant, already sweeping the South Bank.

All that, Everton preview and score predictions – including some wild betting odds – in another packed episode of The Wolves 77 Club.

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An emotional tribute to Diogo Jota lit up Molineux – but Wolves were well beaten by Man City. We break down the big talking points: Strand Larsen’s misses, Agbadou's form, and where the goals are coming from this season.

There’s transfer chat as new signing Tchatchoua arrives, Vítor calls for three more, and rumours swirl about Fosun putting the club up for sale. Plus, Bournemouth away preview, score predictions and betting odds.

00:00 Intro & socials

00:22 Diogo Jota tribute

04:30 Team news & XI surprises

06:40 Strand Larsen’s misses

08:11 Agrado under pressure

09:57 Goal-scoring concerns

11:30 Debut watch: Mano Wolfe

13:02 Promoted clubs start hot

15:02 Déjà vu? Slow survival pace

15:46 Haaland record & quiz time

18:30 Bournemouth preview

25:43 Betting odds & best bets

26:44 Sale rumours flare up

32:59 Transfers: Tchatchoua arrives

39:02 Hwang to Palace? Outgoing whispers

40:34 Down-tools drama: modern player power

45:55 Wrap-up & score predictions

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The Wolves 77 Club returns for the 2025/26 season with a mix of emotion and frustration. The lads pay tribute to the late Diogo Jota after the tragic news of his passing, sharing memories of his time at Molineux and the impact he had on the club.

Attention then turns to Wolves’ summer business – or lack of it – as key players depart, few replacements arrive, and questions mount over Jeff Shi’s leadership and Vítor Pereira’s prospects. The team debates transfer strategy, Fabio Silva’s future, and whether this season’s recruitment leaves Wolves fighting relegation.

New signings John Arias, Rodrigo Gomes and David Møller Wolfe get their first verdicts, while concerns over squad depth, especially at right-back, dominate the build-up to Saturday’s Premier League opener against Manchester City.

There’s also a big focus on the upcoming Wolves Content Creators Cup for the Wolves Foundation, with guest appearances from charity team members – including an inspiring comeback story from a player who fought back from paralysis to take part.

Predictions, dark horses, and some spicy unpopular opinions round off the episode, plus betting odds for the brave ahead of City’s visit.

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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!

🎧 Listen to Episode 304: "Cunha, Sarabia, Aït-Nouri & Semedo – And Our End of Season Review"

In this special end-of-season edition of the Wolves 77 Club podcast, the team (Sam, Harry, Jack, and Baylis) dig into everything from the final games against Crystal Palace and Brentford to emotional goodbyes and massive transfer news.

Palace & Brentford Recap: Defensive issues, squad rotation confusion, and who impressed (and didn’t).

Transfer Watch:

Matheus Cunha’s £62.5m move to Manchester United – A deep dive into the fallout, fan reaction, and what it means for Wolves’ rebuild.

Departures confirmed: Pablo Sarabia, Nelson Semedo, and others.

Possible exits: Aït-Nouri, Sa, and Fabio Silva.

Player of the Season Debate:

Fan winner: João Gomes

Players’ Player: Matheus Cunha

Was Cunha worth the hype?

End-of-Season Stats & Surprises:

Fastest and slowest players revealed

Wolves' shock inclusion in “Premier League Walkers”

Preseason Prediction Chaos:

Hilariously wrong (and surprisingly right) predictions revisited

Who called Gary O’Neil's early sacking?

Harry and Baylis gear up for the Wolves Fancast Charity Match at Molineux in aid of The Good Shepherd Wolverhampton. Sam will be watching (and judging).

From away wins at Fulham to stunning home victories over Manchester United and Aston Villa, the lads reflect on the highs of an otherwise turbulent campaign.

Summer rebuild predictions

Youth prospects to watch: Rodrigo Gomes, Hugo Bueno, and more

Who fills the void left by big-name exits?

⚽ Key Talking Points:🏟️ Charity Match Preview:🏆 Favourite Moments of the Season:🔮 What’s Next for Wolves?

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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 🍷

They also dive into the salt levels of United fans (and Mark Goldbridge’s coping tactics), can Vitor take them to six wins on the spin against struggling Leicester?, is Cunha really Man United’s next panic buy? And does Sarabia stay or cash in? Plus, the age-old question: Will Wolves ever get a penalty again?

Plus, some questionable bets, accidental fat-shaming, mispronounced player names, and the usual laughs from 300 episodes of glorious podcast chaos.

🎧 Tune in for:

⚽ Tactical analysis (sort of)

🍻 Pint chat with Vitor

💸 Transfer drama

💥 Jack belly laughing at Bruno Fernandes

🥳 And a party popper that never was...

Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your audio fix. Follow @Wolves77Club on socials and join the conversation.

Up the Wolves. Here’s to the next 300. 🐺

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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.

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