Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are back with their weekly subscriber special. If you're not a 'Friend of the Wolves poddy' yet, simply click the link https://www.patreon.com/c/Wolvespod and become a member.

This week the boys go through the Wolves squad one-by-one and debate who should be kept, loaned out or sold going into the (inevitable) 2026/7 Championship.

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are back with the latest Wolves poddy following the desperate Friday night capitulation at West Ham.

All the reaction (12m45s) is discussed and an honest debate on whether this Wolves team deserve to be anything other than bottom of the table (15m45s).

There's the usual back-and-forth over Ladislav Krejci (25m30s), while the future of Mateus Mane and Hwang Hee Chan also provide a hot topic.

Nathan has had enough of Yerson Mosquera and his antics, but Tim offers a little support (32m05s) if the Colombian can clean up his act.

Fan opinion remains split over Rob Edward's tenure (38m), with they boys predicting when Wolves will go down (42m).

Are there any goals left (46m) for the remaining games? And which players do we want to see more of before the end of the season?

Tim Spiers and Nathan Judah are reunited following Tim's return to the country

And there's plenty for the dynamic duo to discuss despite no Premier League game for three weeks.

Why was a trip to Uzbekistan (4m45s) on the list? And is it a new recommended holiday destination with millions on offer!

Wolves' financial accounts (19m55s) did not make good reading, the boys breakdown just what that means for the club now and the implications it could have for next season.

Ladislav Krejci (29m30s) had an all-time international break to remember, but there were plenty of other Wolves standouts playing across the world.

Matheus Mane (38m45s) also collected his first two Portuguese U21 caps, but could England still come calling? Tim Spiers explains why he thinks that's unlikely under the present regime.

Andre to stay next season (43mins) would be a huge boost to Rob Edwards, but was that ray of light just video game fantasy or the real deal?

Plus there's a full preview of the make or break contest vs West Ham (52m10s) on Friday.

Nathan Judah is joined by BBC’s Mike Taylor to discuss the special relationship he has with Wolverhampton Wanderers.

A multi-award winning sports reporter, commentator & presenter Mike sat down to discuss the many ups and downs of covering the club from League One to European football.

His dulcet tones have been heard all over the world and is widely regarded as one of the best commentators in the industry today.

In this subscriber special, Mike shares how he got into the business, the early days of becoming a broadcast journalist and who his inspirations were along the way.

Aging infrastructure, stalled redevelopment plans and no construction timeline has led to intense fan frustration with Molineux in desperate need of some TLC.

The boys are back in this subscriber-only episode looking back at the past, the present and the future and what is needed to bring Molineux into the 21st century.

Tim gives his experiences of Molineux (8m) as a child growing up and whether or not the modern day fan is getting value for money.

There was a day when the stadium was one of the best in the country (20m), but 30 years later, is a complete demolition needed?

Do Wolves have enough space to redevelop (24m) or is it purely a lack of investment that is stopping the necessary improvements taking place?

Did the departure of Laurie Dalrymple (29m) signal the end of the dream?

The state of the Steve Bull stand today (35m) is not fit for purpose, but will the funds be used to redevelop (39m)?

Is a new stadium at a different location (45m) totally out of the question?

What was Jeff Shi's issue with the council and why did they not work together on improvements (1hr 1m) and can Nathan Shi be the key to make Molineux (1hr 9m) great again?

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are back with their first poddy of the week as they take a deep dive into the current relegation battle analysing whether Wolves have any hope at all of a miracle?

With Wolves not playing, the duo look back at the gameweek that was (5m50s) and discuss whether the results were optimal in their tiny hope for survival.

Tim and Nathan go through game by game and give their result predictions (12m30s) between now and the rest of the season - but how many points will they finish on?

Which Premier League team is best equipped for an immediate return should they get relegated (21m30s) and who should be worried?!

Max Kilman (23m20s) has had a torrid time at West Ham, but could Rob Edwards bring the defender back to Molineux?

What is there left to play for this season should relegation be confirmed (26m30s)? Turns out, quite a lot!

Mateus Mane's Portugal U21's column is on the agenda (45m) and all your questions are answered (53m) as usual.

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers get stuck in to this monthly subscriber special where the duo answer every 'friend of the Wolves poddy' question (sent in before recording) in their usual comedic informative style.

The boys get through 70 (seventy) in total with no stone left unturned.

There's plenty of crackers throughout the extended episode, including:

If the season started today, would Wolves survive (17m15s)?

What's Nathan & Tim's take on AI in the sports journalism industry as a whole (34m30s)?

What are their earliest memories in football and what got them hooked (43m)?

What players should Wolves be targeting in the Championship (48m30s)?

What really happened regarding Nuno's departure (1hr 8min)?

And much much more!!

The boys are back with their first of two podcasts this week as they give all the reaction to the 2-2 Monday night football draw at Brentford.

Rob Edward (6m15s) has had a real impact on this team over the last few games, does that bode well for next season?

Team selection is discussed after a horrid first half. Changes needed to be made, but should Mateus Mane (13m30s) have been in the team in the first place?

Adam Armstrong's first Premier League goal (14m45s) was a beauty, but his frustration and what was going on behind him was there for all to see.

It was again substitutes that made a big difference with Angel Gomes and Tolu Arokodare impressing, but can the latter play together with Armstrong (23m)?

It's still a tall order, but do Wolves still have a realistic chance of a miracle escape (30m 35s)?

Season ticket reductions (43m40s) was the big talking point this week and the duo give their thoughts before answering all your questions (48m30s) for the peeps.

Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are back with a special 'subscriber-only' episode as they give an exclusive 'peek behind the curtain' look at what it was like to deal with Wolves managers on a day-to-day basis.

The journey down memory lane starts with Kenny Jackett (6m45s) before Walter Zenga (14m20s) becomes the first appointment of the Fosun era.

Paul Lambert (23m35s) joined at a rocky time preceding the brilliance of Nuno (30m30s) who brought the glory days back to Molineux.

The boys reveal plenty of never-discussed tales during their time with Wolves bosses - some that will raise an eyebrow or two!

The boys are back with their first podcast of the week as they discuss all the talking points following the 3-1 FA Cup exit at the hands of Liverpool.

With Nathan early to the party (2m30s), the duo chat his love of poker, strange superstitions in football and controversial watch-a-longs (11m30s)

Detailed breakdown of the Friday night defeat (13m30s) includes Rob Edwards' selection decisions (22m) and a look at Angel Gomes (27m30s) with an eye on next season.

Does Mateus Mane need a rest (30m) and what do Wolves do with Tolu Arokodare (35m30s)?

All your questions are answered (40m) and there's a preview ahead of the special subscriber pod on Thursday!

Wolves managers: What were they like behind the scenes?

That will be the in-depth discussion topic on Thursday's patreon show.

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