The Wolves Poddy with Judah and Spiers

Another week, another emotional rollercoaster at Molineux. Wolves fans are asking the question is Rob Edwards actually the right man to lead this club out of the mess it’s in?
He’s a Wolves man through and through — former defender, academy coach, a figure who knows the fabric of the place better than most. He’s brought initial calm where there was chaos, identity where there was confusion, and a bit of belief back into a squad that looked completely lost.
But the league table doesn’t care about sentiment. The performances still swing between promising and panicked. The atmosphere is tight, the margins are thin, and every decision he makes gets dissected like it’s a cup final. Some fans see progress, but many feel Saturday's 1-1 draw with Sunderland as a watershed moment for the Wolves head coach.
So today, we’re going straight at it. What’s working? What isn’t? And in the cold light of day — is Rob Edwards the man to take Wolves forward, or just the man holding the fort?
And we got plenty of help from the peeps! Huge thank-you to Max Wright, Spencer Comer, Tom Trubshaw, Adam Smith, Dan Blunt and Greg Faenza!
The boys address the video footage of Nathan Shi post game at the weekend (8m30s), before getting into Rob Edwards' record as manager (18m30s) since he took over on Nov 12 last year.
Should Rob shoulder the responsibility or is he working with the worst attacking talent (32m) ever assembled in the Premier League?
We will hear from six excellent fans and their take on whether Rob Edwards (41m30s) deserves next season.
Can Rob Edwards deliver promotion next season and be a successful Premier League manager (70m) long term ?
Let’s get into it.

Welcome back to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy — the show where the inbox is always open, the opinions are always honest, and absolutely no Wolves question is too big, too small, or too chaotic.
In today's subscriber special, it’s all about you. Your questions. Your frustrations. Your theories. Your hopes for the future of this football club.
From tactics to transfers, from boardroom decisions to match‑day madness, from the academy to the atmosphere — if Wolves fans are talking about it, we’re diving into it. No dodging, no fence‑sitting, and definitely no corporate fluff!

In the latest subscriber special, Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are diving straight into the deep end.
No sugar‑coating, no PR gloss, no ‘lessons will be learned’ nonsense. Wolves are down, the damage is done, and it’s time to talk about what every fan has been arguing about for months.
Who’s actually responsible?
Relegation never comes from one moment or one mistake. It’s a slow drip of bad decisions, missed opportunities, ego, chaos, and silence at exactly the wrong times.
Today, we’re counting down the Top 10 People to Blame for Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Relegation — the decisions, the power struggles, the failures of leadership, and the moments that pushed this club over the edge.

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 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.