Wolves Unpacked: The Official Wolverhampton Wanderers Podcast

Mikey Burrows is joined by Andy Thompson, Lee Naylor, Nathan Judah and Liam Keen to review the campaign and the final day draw with Brentford.

Including their picks for signing of the season, moment of the season and more.

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Mikey Burrows and Andy Thompson reflect on the 4-2 loss at Selhurst Park, including whether Vitor Pereira will regret making six changes to the starting line up and a rallying call for the final game this weekend.

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On this week’s episode of Wolves Unpacked, James Bird, Editor-in-Chief of Mundial magazine, and Wolves legend Dave Edwards tackle the big summer question: What does Vítor Pereira need to address ahead of next season?

Following back-to-back defeats after a six-game winning streak, the lads take a level-headed look at the reality check Wolves have received and what it’s revealed about the squad’s limits. From Brighton’s clever tactical setup and effective man-marking, to the visible signs of fatigue creeping in for the first time under Vítor, it’s a timely conversation on where the team must evolve.

James and Dave dive into how Wolves can improve tactically and which key positions need strengthening in the summer transfer window. With Pereira’s controlled, high-intensity style at the heart of recruitment strategy, the duo explore what is required.

Dave also shares from his experience why bringing in an older head can be invaluable to the dressing room, and they both weigh up the huge challenge of replacing Matheus Cunha’s influence should the unthinkable happen. Plus, James asks Dave to reveal which signing he feels would be the most important, and the answer may surprise you.

This is a must-listen for any Wolves fan looking ahead to a pivotal summer at Molineux.

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Mikey Burrows, Lee Naylor and Matt Murray discuss the 2-0 home defeat to Brighton, including the tactical issues that stifled Wolves attacking play, and the uncharacteristic mistake from Matheus Cunha that cost a penalty.

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Mikey Burrows & Andy Thompson discuss the 1-0 loss at Man City, with missed chances and a missing striker big reasons but there's praise for Andre and Agbadou

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Join Wolves Unpacked with Mundial magazine’s Editor-in-Chief James Bird and Wolves legend Dave Edwards as they break down another composed and commanding Wolves performance, this time a 3-0 win over Leicester City at Molineux.

The duo dive deep into how Wolves are now controlling games from both ends of the pitch, showcasing a clear identity under Vítor Pereira. They highlight the club’s staggering record against bottom-half teams since Pereira’s arrival in January, and why that’s no coincidence.

James and Dave debate whether Marshall Munetsi is officially the best off-the-ball Wolves player since Dave himself, while the importance of team chemistry, understanding your teammates’ strengths, and the value of tactical blueprints laid out across 90 minutes are all explored.

There’s appreciation for Pablo Sarabia’s influence as one of the squad’s most technically gifted players, and a wider look at how Vítor Pereira has improved Wolves’ spine, both on the pitch and in the community. The hosts discuss the renewed feeling that players want to be at Wolves, and how that’s translating into confident, purposeful football.

There’s also a heartfelt tribute to Conor Coady after his warm Molineux reception, a quickfire chat about super subs, and some honourable mentions for Wolves cult heroes Hassan Kachloul, Rajiv van La Parra and Kevin McDonald, because why not.

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Cunha masterclass fells the Foxes as Wolves run out 3-0 winners over Leicester to extend the winning run to 6. Cunha scored 1 and made 2, but Mikey Burrows, Andy Thompson & Lee Naylor have special praise for the midfield and defence.

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Matt Ponter and Andy Thompson look back on a history-making win, as Pablo Sarabia’s stunning free-kick ensured Wolves made history at Old Trafford; a fifth top flight match in succession for the first time since 1970.

The Spaniard came off the bench to whip an inch-perfect free-kick into the top corner 13 minutes from time, which saw Wolves claim the league double over Manchester United for the first time since 1980.

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In this week’s episode of Wolves Unpacked, James Bird and Wolves legend Dave Edwards unpick Wolverhampton Wanderers’ thrilling 4-2 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, making it four wins in a row in the Premier League.

From a vibrant Molineux atmosphere with an end-of-season vibe, to how Vitor Pereiera’s side completely outwitted Spurs’ notoriously aggressive high press - the lads break it all down.

They spotlight “Sir” Emmanuel Agbadou’s domination and how Marshall Munetsi - the unsung hero - set the tone with his relentless press, tactical awareness, and growing influence in the squad.

Dave and James also explore how Andre and Joao Gomes are fast becoming Wolves’ midfield heartbeat, baiting Spurs’ press with the same swagger that once defined Joao Moutinho and Ruben Neves - and ask the question: are we witnessing Wolves’ next great pairing?

And don’t miss the love for Rayan Ait Nouri, whose under-the-radar performances get some overdue attention. The conversation also touches on manager Vitor Pereira’s growing bond with fans - including a pint at The Moon Under Water - and the warmth from Wolves supporters towards Matheus Cunha, as the Molineux faithful show their class.

Plus, James and Dave reveal which one player they wish could’ve stayed in gold and black a little longer.

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Mikey Burrows, Andy Thompson & Lee Naylor discuss the historic 4-2 win over Tottenham, including Jorgen Strand Larsen scoring for the 4th game in a row, Matheus Cunha marking his comeback with a goal and the incredible performance of Joao Gomes.

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