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Match Thread: Burnley v Wolves 4pm KO 24.05.2026

Here we are, the last match of the 2025/26 season, an awful, poor and chiefly unenjoyable premier league season for all Wolves fans. Apathy seems to reign at Molineux, we’ve known about the inevitable for so long, the end was nigh as early as last autumn, however I am not sure such indifference will continue if we start poorly in August and September. Many things need to change, players, effort, passion, teamwork, and importantly attitude, any notion things will be easy in the championship need to be extinguished fast. So many ex-premier league sides have been caught up in championship relegation scraps and into league one – we’ve been there before!
Match Thread: Wolves v Fulham 3pm KO 17.05.2026

Today Molineux welcomes Fulham in this final Wolves home match of 2025/26. It is going to be interesting for many reasons, crowd size, crowd reaction, atmosphere, performance, the (hopeful) return of Raul for the opposition, however this may be the last Wolves home match for Matt Doherty, ‘The Doc’. That is certainly worth mentioning. I do not know if there are any discussions to keep The Doc next season, bizarrely he is the only Wolves player out of contract in the summer, nevertheless if he leaves, then he can leave with honours and his Wolves’ head held high. Matt Doherty has been central to all the good and great things that have happened to our club over the last 15 years, could his experience and desire be worth acquiring in the Championship next season? I think he would be very useful.
Match Thread: Brighton & HA v Wolves 3pm KO 09.05.2026

Wolves are off to Sussex By The Sea this afternoon to match up against a very decent Brighton and Hove Albion side who have won four of their last six, their only defeat last week at St James Park. The Seagulls, who remain on a quest for European qualification, last lost at the Amex to Arsenal in early March. Yes, it’s another tough one which will present plenty of problems to a Wolves side firmly and fully back in relegation form. Miracles can happen however to top it all, Wanderers last beat ‘Albion’ in December 2021 when we were still good!! Having said that, Wolves managed a terrific 2-2 draw last season, two very late goals to earn a point to make for a remarkable finish. Trouble is the Old Gold scorers that day were Cunha and RAN who are now long gone! Additionally, how could our 6-0 away drubbing in Brighton be forgotten when Lopetegui was in charge? That was a chastening experience.
Match Thread: Wolves v Sunderland 3pm KO 01.05.2026

As this season rolls towards its conclusion, the fixtures keep coming and today Wolves have (yet!!) another opportunity to get off the bottom of the table. Is there a realistic chance of this actually happening in this penultimate home match? Wolves are seeking their first goal since 16th March (it’s only 3 matches …. But it’s not looking good) and Sunderland come off the back of the last two matches having conceded nine, including a 5-0 home drubbing by Nottingham Forest last weekend, their worst since 1950. The facts tell us Wolves haven’t lost any of their last seven home games versus the Black Cats but it’s the first Molineux clash since 2017!!
The Molineux Way - a message from Ivybridge Wolf

With a heavy heart, after over 7 years as moderator, I have decided to hang up my boots and step down from running the Molineux Way at the end of this season. My final match intro will be our last match of the season versus Burnley on Sunday 24th May 2026. I think it will be emotional day for me.
Match Thread: Wolves v Spurs 3pm KO 25.04.2026

Wolves are down. There’s the shock news. Having had relegation confirmed on Monday night, Wolves host Spurs at Molineux in a match which will go a long way to determine who plummets to the championship along with us!! Who’d have thought Spurs would be in this mess, can they go down? I bet I’m not the only old codger on the Molineux Way who remembers Tottenham in the second division in 1977/78? One thing is true, a very high percentage of neutrals will be rooting for us today!
Match Thread: Leeds United v Wolves 3pm KO 18.04.2026

At last, here we are, after all the talk we have game where results should go the wrong way, Wolves could be relegated today. To be honest, many of us thought this day would have come and gone by now, but it hasn’t. Small mercies. Still, an away win and Wanderers will soldier on another week to the massive relegation showdown next week at Molineux, Spurs are coming to the Black Country! Should Leeds get the full three points today, that is likely to be enough for their survival for another season, so they have a great incentive and in front of their own fans.
Match Thread: West Ham v Wolves 8pm KO 10.04.2026

And so here we are, welcome back to football! Wolves play again after the well documented 25-day gap, I wonder if you enjoyed it or been lost? Personally, I’ll be pleased to see the Old Gold shirts (depending on any saft decisions to play in an away shirt) as Wolves travel to West Ham’s London Stadium. Wolves have seven matches to go, 12 points behind our opponents and can still aim to avoid a couple of more unwanted statistics. More of them in a bit.
The enforced Wolves 25 day barren spell

Here we are, twiddling our thumbs and fingers with an enforced period without Wolves playing a game of football - who needs a winter break when we experience such football inflicted interuption? What would the so called 'big six' say, obviously being outside the group, Wolves have no voice? We find ourselves in the seventh day of this unprecedented 25 day break, partly down to last weekends Arsenal fixture being advance to 18th February, next week the now inevitable international break and then Easter without any premier league matches being played. No football for 25 days, ridiculous!
Match Thread: Brentford v Wolves 8pm KO 16.03.2026

Wolves play their second and final match of March 2026 tonight, away at 7th placed Brentford, with the next game in this fixture madness well over three weeks away Friday 10th April versus West Ham. The cogs continue to grind this season, and should Wolves fail to win, that will be another three sides we can tick off as mathematically impossible to catch, Palace, Sunderland and Brighton. However, let’s have a little be of a high note following with back-to-back league wins chalked up with the Liverpool and Villa victories. Wolves are down but can still mess up a few clubs’ aims and desires! Against this backdrop, Wolves have revealed this week that there will be significant drops in season ticket prices for 2026/27 (over 25%) and will make additional reductions in general sales, the precise figures yet to be announced. Could they have done anything different? It’s the minimum.