The Wolf Whistle Podcast

Jackie McNamara is the 81st speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Jackie speaks fondly about his time at Celtic where he won everything domestically and became a legend. Jackie speaks of his move South of the border to join Wolves and talks about the Hoddle and MCarthy era ...and play-off disappointment. Jackie then talks about his biggest battle ...which he won. Jackie McNamara is ‘The Bhoy who tr...

Daniel McNamara is the 80th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. The Wolves women’s team Manager speaks about his journey into management and life away from the pitch. Daniel speaks about the amazing support from Wolves and the disappointment of the last two seasons .... and most recently the subsequent ‘upward’ promotion in ‘onwards and upwards’.

Isaac Okoronkwo is the 79th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Isaac told us about his upbringing in Nigeria and how he eventually got to achieve his dream of playing for his country and the pride that came with it. Isaac speaks of his move to Wolves on their first season in the Premier League in 2003/04 and how he never got the opportunity to play despite Wolves being in a relegation battle. Is...

John Ward is the 78th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. John talks fondly of his time at Wolves where he was initially bought in as assistant manager under Colin Lee. John talks about his time at the helm when as caretaker manager he won three of his four games in charge ....then after Dave Jones became manager his role in helping Wolves achieve their dreams in winning the play off final. An ho...

Ally Robertson is the 77th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Ally speaks passionately about his 18 year career at West Brom where he didn’t win a trophy ...to crossing the divide and join Wolves at the ripe old age of 34 ...winning 3 trophies in 4 years! Ally talks WBA, Wolves and Wembley and how much the resurgence of the club meant to him after leaving for the short trip down the M5. Ally tak...

Shane Tudor is the 76th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Shane speaks of his humble beginnings in Wolverhampton as he sat in the South Bank to living his dream to,making his debut for the club he supported as a boy. Shane talks about how his career took off with huge expectation and got tragically cut short through injury at just 26 in ‘South Bank to subs bench’.

Jackie Gallagher is the 75th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Jackie speaks humorously about his career which saw him represent Wisbech in his teens,20s, 30s, 40s ...and 50s and getting treated by a vet for an injury! Jackie reminisces fondly about his time at Wolves including 3 medals in his 2 year spell and what that day at Wembley was like in 1988. ‘He’s big, he’s round ....he’s worth a mil...

Campbell Chapman is the 74th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Campbell speaks of his unorthodox breakthrough in professional football as he followed in his fathers footsteps to make a career out of the game he loved. Campbell speaks about the ‘family affair’ that saw his dad Sammy manage Wolves and his brother Cavan represent the club also ...and how his career took him all over the world in ‘...

Roger Eli is the 73rd speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Roger talks about his start at Leeds, his move to Wolves and finding his goal scoring boots at Burnley. Roger passionately discusses a career which took him to some huge clubs who weren’t quite on their uppers in a whistle-stop tour via China and Scotland. Roger laments on returning to Wolves as an opposition player being branded a ‘Wander...

Brian Owen is the 72nd speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Brian talks passionately about a career in football which spanned over six decades as a player, coach and physio where he also played a part in the England set-up. Brian also talks of his unlikely signing for Wolves as a player coach where he turned from a flying winger into a centre half and how he joined up again with his first manager...

Mark Atkins is the 71st speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Mark tells us of his humble beginnings, facing Wolves in the old Fourth Division then winning the Premier League with Blackburn a few years later. Mark speaks of his move to Wolves and the highs and lows that it brought and why playing in so many different positions made him the ‘Jack of all trades’.

Ady Williams is the 70th speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Ady speaks about his royal start at Reading where he played in every position for his hometown club before joining Wolves. The Defender speaks about the excitement of his move which should have seen Wolves propel up the league table ...as he spent the majority on the treatment table. Ady speaks about the relationships with his managers...

Mark Burke is the 69th speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Mark speaks openly about his time at Molineux and his relationships with the two Graham’s, Turner and Taylor. Mark speaks about his style of play and why it didn’t necessarily favour his time at Wolves and how he fulfilled his dream of a move abroad and playing in no fewer five different countries in ‘It’s all about the timing’.

Christophe Berra is the 68th speaker on the Wolf Whistle. Our former defender speaks about his time at Wolves after venturing South of the border from his native Scotland to join us during the 2008-2009 championship winning season. Christophe talks about his time at the club, his relationship with Mick McCarthy and the honour of playing for his country in ‘Straight from the Hearts’.

Iwan Roberts is the 67th speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Iwan talks fondly of his time at the club as we reminisce about his glorious hat-trick in the Black Country Derby that saw him go down in folklore. Iwan talks about his much publicised book in which he opened up on his clash with Kevin Muscat and his relationship with Wolves fans. Iwan also talks about what it was like to proudly repres...

John Burridge is the 66th speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. The former Wolves shot-stopper speaks of his tough northern upbringing and his apprenticeship to professional football at Workington. John talks of his move to Wolves and the infamous appearance of the Superman costume at Molineux vs Newcastle. John speaks about becoming the oldest player in Premier League history and how at the age of...

Mick Bennett is the 65th speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Mick speaks candidly about his brief time at Molineux and why it didn’t quite work out in a particularly difficult time for the club. Mick opens up about the transfer from his hometown club Bolton to play in the First Division for Wolves, in what should have been a dream move in ‘from Wanderers ...to Wanderers’.

In a special series of Wolf Whistle podcasts the journalist puts the pen down and takes to the microphone. BBC Broadcast Journalist Steve Hermon talks on one of his jobs in working with Wolves, his best Wolves XI and reporting on the club he loves.

In the 64th edition of the Wolf Whistle podcast we interview former wing-wizard Matt Jarvis. Matt speaks fondly of his time at Wolves in an open and honest account talking of his relationship with Mick McCarthy, Terry Connor and his team-mates. Matt also tells all on the 2008-2009 Championship winning season, the subsequent Premier League years and making his England debut in ‘If the cap fits’.

Denis Conyerd is the 62nd speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast. Denis tells us of the amazing way he landed the physios job at Wolves in 1982 and plenty of tales from working with no fewer than five different managers. Denis who worked under The Doog lifts the lid on his time at the club and how it was ‘the best job in the world’.

In a special series of Wolf Whistle podcasts the journalist puts the pen down and takes to the microphone. Express & Star columnist and Former Wolves head of media Paul Berry talks his early journey in supporting Wolves, his best Wolves XI and also talks about the books he has helped write.

In an exclusive Wolf Whistle interview, Jamie O’Hara speaks to the podcast and tells ALL from his time at Wolves, leaving NOTHING behind. The managers, the money, the personal struggles, the relationships, his team-mates. A real eye-opening interview in ‘Thrown to the Wolves’.

Darren Anderton is the 61st speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Darren speaks passionately about his career that took him from Pompey to Spurs and representing England at Euro 96 and the World Cup in France 98. Darren talks openly about his time at Wolves and the amazing football journey that he has been on in ‘Three Lions ...and a Wolf’.

Former forward Neil Edwards speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.

Former forward Jon Purdie speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.