Advertise on podcast: The Wolves Poddy with Judah and Spiers

Wolves are stumbling, the frustration is growing and the big questions are getting harder to ignore. Nathan Judah and Tim Spiers are back for a bumper subscriber special as they pick apart another deeply disappointing afternoon at Molineux following the 1-1 draw with Portsmouth. With too many players failing to deliver, Cesar Peixoto coming under increasing pressure and Fosun once again firmly in the firing line, the boys have a serious discussion about where Wolves are heading, who's to blame and whether there's any real reason for optimism. There's some light relief as Nathan and Tim reveal their top five best and worst away grounds from years of following Wolves, with a few controversial choices thrown in! Plus, a full preview of Watford's visit to Molineux as Wolves desperately search for answers. Warning: Frustrations boil over and the language gets a little fruity at times. This one isn't for sensitive ears! Running time - 71 mins

Well, well, well... Wolves have stopped the rot and Tim Spiers might just have a rather large slice of humble pie heading his way! A much-needed victory at Burnley for Cesar Peixoto's men, and suddenly there's a little bit of light at the end of what has been a pretty dark tunnel recently. But is this the start of something, or just another false dawn? We'll dissect the win, discuss the ongoing Raul situation, and ask whether Rafiki Said is starting to prove a certain Mr Spiers spectacularly wrong. Tim, the floor is yours! And while three points are very welcome, the bigger problems haven't magically disappeared. Recruitment remains a huge talking point, January is creeping closer, and just how much backing will Peixoto get to turn this season around? Plus, Portsmouth are heading to Molineux. Can Wolves finally string a couple of results together and give us something resembling momentum? Plenty to discuss, a little optimism, a few uncomfortable questions and potentially one enormous serving of humble pie....or is it?!! This is the Wolves Poddy with Judah and Spiers. Let's get into it! Running time - 54 mins

Well, just when you thought things were going to improve… Wolves go and serve up an absolute shocker. A 3-1 defeat to Bolton, following poor result at Boro, and suddenly the alarm bells aren't just ringing – they're deafening. Two defeats, five goals conceded, and a side that looks a million miles away from the automatic promotion contenders we were hoping to see.

Well, just when you thought Wolves were on the up and up, Middlesbrough come along and bring everyone crashing back down to earth! Was it just a bad day at the office? Or did Boro expose some uncomfortable truths about Cesar Peixoto's men? And with Bolton next on the horizon, Wolves have the perfect opportunity to respond. But which Wolves are going to turn up? The side that has been tipped for automatic promotion, or the one that barely laid a glove on Boro? We'll dissect the Riverside disappointment and look ahead to a Bolton clash that's suddenly taken on a little more significance. Plenty of talking points, a few uncomfortable questions, and no doubt some wildly differing opinions. Judah and Spiers Wolves poddy… starts right now! Time: 57 mins

Welcome back to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy, and today… oh boy… we’re going on a journey! A proper Wolves history trip. A nostalgia‑fuelled, slightly emotional, occasionally ridiculous deep dive into one of the greatest seasons this club has ever lived through — Nuno’s 2017/18 promotion side.” Thirty‑three players made up that squad. Thirty‑three characters. Thirty‑three stories. And in this feature‑length subscriber special, we’re asking one simple question: where are they now?

On this week's Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy, we’re joined by a man whose broadcast journalism career has gone from strength to strength — a Wolves lad whose dulcet tones now echo across the nation every week on Match of the Day - welcome James Fielden! James’ journey has taken him from the Wolves Fans’ Parliament to the World Cup, reporting from football’s biggest stage with that trademark calm delivery and proper journalistic graft. This year he covered the tournament in style, and even worked the England v Mexico clash in Mexico City.

Welcome to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy — and today, we’re saluting you lot, because when we asked for your questions… you absolutely obliterated the assignment. Ninety‑one questions. Two hours. Every single one answered. Not even an international break could slow this poddy down. From the big stuff — Fosun’s failings, squad direction, summer strategy — to the truly essential debates like how many popadoms can a human consume in twenty minutes, you delivered a Q&A that swung from serious to stupid in the most Wolves way imaginable.

Wolves didn’t just win the Black Country Derby — they owned it. One team turned up. One team played football. One team bossed every minute. And it was Wolves. The atmosphere was bouncing, Albion shrank, and the mural vandalism got the perfect reply: ninety minutes of pure humiliation. A midfield masterclass, a back line solid as a rock, and quality off the bench that showed the gulf between the clubs. We’ll talk A Problem Like Krejci, a sharp Peixoto assessment, the international break, and what’s coming in our Subscriber Special. Derby dominance. Statement made. Let’s go! 59mins

This is the Black Country Derby Special, and it’s been fourteen bloody years since Wolves fans last packed Molineux for a home derby. Fourteen years of waiting… and now it’s here. It’s massive. It’s feral. It’s everything. Is it a must‑win? Is it a must‑not‑lose? Honestly — in this fixture, in this atmosphere — it might be both. We’ll rip through the Everton defeat: the good moments, the bad habits… and the ugly, gut‑punch reality of Raúl Jiménez’s injury. Brutal stuff.

Welcome back to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy — fresh off Wolves’ win over Sheffield United, a day where the super subs stole the show and reminded everyone that sometimes the bench has more bite than the starting XI. Plenty of good, a bit of bad, and a performance that somehow managed to be both encouraging and mildly stressful at the same time. We’ve got Nathan’s controversial music take — and when I say controversial, I mean the kind of opinion that will have people pausing the pod to check he’s actually serious. We’ve also got Tim with another life lesson, because apparently every Wolves match triggers a memory from his personal archive of chaos and character-building moments. We’re diving into Wolves’ Deadline Day video — the production, the messaging, the vibes, the awkward bits, the clever bits, and whether it actually told us anything meaningful about the window… or just left us with more questions than answers. Then it’s the unwanted midweek slog against Everton — a game nobody asked for, nobody is excited about, and everyone just wants to get through without injuries, drama, or emotional trauma. Running Time - 63 mins

Welcome to a subscriber‑only edition of The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy — and today, we’re going under the hood. No match reaction, no hot takes, no transfer gossip. This one’s about the thing that shapes everything Wolves do: the money. Because let’s be honest — this last transfer window raised more questions than answers. Why did the spending slow to a crawl? Why did deals stall? Why did it feel like Wolves were shopping with loyalty points rather than cash? In this episode, we’re doing a proper deep dive into Wolves’ finances: what’s changed, what’s dried up, and what it actually means for the club’s future. We’ll break down: Where the money went over the last three seasons — the fees, the wages, the FFP pressure.

Welcome back to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy, where Wolves have once again delivered ninety minutes of absolute, unfiltered chaos. Birmingham City 2, Wolves 2 — a game so mad it probably violated several health and safety regulations. Wolves: the entertainers of the division. Scoring for fun. Conceding for fun. And yes… we need to talk about Jackson Tchatchoa, because that was an all‑time shocker. A performance so wild it deserves its own Netflix documentary. We’ll also get into the big questions: What’s actually working in this team? What’s fundamentally broken? Is this squad genuinely good enough for automatic promotion, or are we just the Championship’s travelling circus? Plus, a couple of mysteries to solve tonight: What exactly happened to Tim at Fulham? Why was swordfish a constant on Nathan’s menu? Two stories, both equally concerning. And we’ll finish with some thoughts on Bertrand Traoré, because he’s fast becoming the most unpredictable man in English football — capable of brilliance, chaos, and disappearing entirely for 20 minutes at a time. It’s Wolves. It’s madness. It’s the poddy. Let’s get into it. Runtime - 63mins In order to listen to Thursday's episode, subscribe today for £4.99 and become a 'friend of the Wolves poddy' https://www.patreon.com/c/Wolvespod

Good evening, good morning, whatever time zone you’re in — because it’s been a long day and an even longer night, but we’re here, just about upright, bringing you the Wolves Poddy Deadline Day Subscriber Special. And yes… it was underwhelming. You better believe it. Deadline Day delivered the usual Wolves cocktail of mystery names, last‑minute scrambles, and that familiar sinking feeling of ending up short. Again. Who are these players? Why does this club keep walking into the same trap? We’ll get into all of it — the good, the bad, and the downright baffling.

Welcome back to The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy — and Wolves have just put on a show. A 4–1 demolition of Stoke, sharp, confident, and full of the good… and the great. The press was on point, the finishing ruthless, and the swagger unmistakable. It finally felt like a team clicking into gear. But there’s no time to bask — because the next 72 hours before Deadline Day are going to be absolutely massive. Deals bubbling, calls happening, agents circling, and Wolves still needing to get serious business done. Strap in, because this window is about to go from warm to volcanic. And yes… Tim’s got a keeper rant locked and loaded. Shot‑stopping, distribution, recruitment, the whole lot — he’s ready to unload. Then we turn the page to West Ham and an under pressure Nuno Espirito Santo. A proper test, a proper narrative, and a proper chance to see whether Wolves can make it four wins on the spin! Big win. Big week. Big episode.

The boys are back — and this is a proper bumper subscriber special of The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy. Two wins, transfer chaos, managerial intrigue… there’s a lot to get through. We’re starting with the football, because Wolves have put together a tidy little double: a 3–1 win over Preston in the league and a professional, job‑done Carabao Cup victory over Sheffield Wednesday. We’ll break down the goals, the standouts, the concerns, and what those performances actually tell us about where this squad is heading. Then… buckle up… because the latest incomings and outgoings are on the agenda — and not just hypotheticals. We’ve got live breaking transfer news happening mid‑podcast! We’ll also take a proper look at Cesar Peixoto’s early days in charge. The shape, the press, the tweaks, the man‑management, the identity he’s trying to build — and whether these first few weeks show a coach with a plan or a coach still figuring out the Championship storm he’s walked into.