Harry spoke to Manny a day before he sets off on a 195 mile walk to Newcastle from Molinuex for DementiaUK!

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Wolves returned from the capital with another three points after beating Tottenham 1-2 at the New White Hart Lane.

A brace from Joao Gomes sealed the points, with Pedro Net proving his worth once again.

Sheffield United visit Molineux next in the Premier League - the Blades have conceded 63 goals this season, and haven't beaten Wolves away from home since 2002.

Sasa has a long term injury and is back at Compton to receive treatment - is it the end for him?

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Wolves were left to rue a poor performance at home with a second loss in as many games at Molineux in the Premier League.

Wanderers went down 2-0 to Brentford, and were left to count the cost of losing Cunha to injury early on.

Next up, it's Spurs at the New White Hart Lane.

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Wolves completed a league double over Chelsea for the fist time since 1974/5, taking all three points away from Stamford Bridge for the first time since 1979.

It capped off a decent week, which saw Wanderers just edged by Manchester United at Molineux three days prior.

Next up is Brentford, who Wolves face for the fourth time in under six weeks.

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Wolves banished the Hawthorns hoodoo with a professional display to ditch Black Country rivals West Brom OUT of the FA Cup.

Goals from Neto and Cunha sealed a comfortable 2-0 win, which turned nasty a near the end - with crowd trouble in the Home End.

But it's Wolves with the bragging rights, after beating the Baggies for the first time away from home for 28 years.

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Wolves returned to Premier League action with a decent point away to Brighton for Monday Night Football.

Jack has a moan about trains - and everyone else is gearing up for the first Black Country Derby in front of fans for 12 years!

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THE BLACK COUNTRY DERBY IS BACK!

The fixtures will take place in front of fans for the first time since 2012, after Wolves came from behind to beat Brentford at Molineux 3-2.

Cunha scored the winner, and Nathan Fraser - the local lad - scored his second goal for the club in a game that Wanderers largely dominated.

Next up is Brighton though... but there's only one fixture on everyone's lips - the FA Cup Fourth Round tie at the Hawthorns!

Wolves also avoided FFP charges - with credit going to Jeff Shi and Fosun.

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Wolves COULD face West Brom in the FA Cup!

Brentford stand in the way of a potential Black Country derby, following a 1-1 draw in the third round at the Gtech Community Stadium. So it's off to Molineux in the replay on the 16 January.

The tie would put to the test some underwhelming Wolves records against the Baggies, including an 11-match winless run at Albion’s home stretching back to September 1996, in a 4-2 First Division success.

Harry has a special qui for the occasion... even though the game might not even happen!

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Wolves made it a sensational Festive Period with three wins from three in the Premier League.

Nine points... NINE!

Wins against Chelsea (H), Brentford (A) and Everton (H) pushes Wanderers to 28 points from 20 games.

Next up is Brentford (A) in the FA Cup.

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Wolves came away from London with absolutely nothing again after another below-par display against West Ham.

Four at the back didn't work, and some of the squad were left wanting after another defeat on the road in the Premier League.

Next up is the busy festive period with games against Chelsea (H), Brentford (A) and Everton (H).

Plus, Nuno is back in the big time.

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