7 Games to Go - Summer Window - Season Tickets & More EXTRA TIME

March 23, 2026·1 hr 22 min·5 clips

Deb names Rodrigo Gomez, Angel Gomez and Armstrong as the players she wants to keep.

The podcast begins with a change of voice at the top, a quick hello to listeners, and a nudge for people to share where they are tuning in from and what they have been up to in the break. The host brings Ashley into the conversation and lets the chat settle into a relaxed supporter catch-up. The mood is warm before anything else. The episode then shifts to the lack of Wolves football and the ordinary life that fills the gap, with family time and day-to-day updates taking the place of match talk. From there, the tone tightens around the season's reality. The speakers talk plainly about Wolves being bottom, about how long the club has looked in trouble, and about how narrow the margin is now. Rob Edwards becomes the focus. His arrival is framed as an impossible rescue job that few expected to work, which makes the current hope feel both fragile and real. The points maths keeps coming back. The panel checks possible totals, tests optimistic scenarios, and keeps finding that survival would still depend on other results breaking the right way. Even so, they do not close the door. They talk about unbeaten runs, about fighting to the end, and about the strange lift that can come from watching the team scrap. The Championship is treated as a real possibility rather than a joke. The group weighs up some obvious upsides, including new grounds and no VAR, while still sounding properly sad about where that would leave Wolves. The financial angle is also part of the discussion, with references to PSR, FFP, and Premier League wage-cap pressure making clear why the summer would be harder in the top flight. The format stays loose throughout, with chat, jokes, comments from listeners, and familiar back-and-forth giving the episode the feel of a live fan room rather than a polished studio roundtable.

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A bruised, clear-eyed Wolves conversation with real supporter momentum.

Always Wolves Podcast stays in familiar supporter territory: table stakes, survival math, and the uneasy sense of what a Championship season could mean if it comes to that.

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You want Wolves chat that feels like the room, not a report.

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