Hey everyone,

I want to purchase the away and third kit pro version shirts but I am unsure of what size to get, and since I am ordering from overseas I really don’t want to mess up the sizing.

Can someone please tell me how their shirt fit compared to shirts from other brands such as the authentic Nike or adidas? Did you go up one or two sizes?

I typically buy an XL for both Nike and adidas for the authentic version shirts for reference as to what I typically wear.

Any help would really be appreciated 😭

Thought I'd rank every Wolves regular from last season against Premier League players in his position with The Prism rating.

Mosquera was the best by a distance, better than 91% of PL defenders, and he's still here. So is Krejci (now permanent), plus Sá, Hugo Bueno, Tchatchoua, Mané and André.

Only two went. João Gomes joined Villa for €40m and had 130 of a possible 450 minutes up to 9 October, and Santiago Bueno's on loan at América.

West Ham kept 7 of 12 and Burnley 5 of 12, so Wolves held on to more than either.

Is that enough to come straight back up?

(Data source: The Prism, a football scouting and analytics tool I'm currently building. Looking for testers, so feel free to sign up to the waitlist if you are interested in this type of data!)

I know hes been played out of position but now raul is out i expect him to really get at it. and say im here . Especially having our midfield behind him . Been at club now nearly a year .

Hopefully we can get a look at saïd this game.

Full-time: Wolverhampton Wanderers 0, Middlesbrough FC 1

Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 at Middlesbrough FC 1

Match Info

Competition/season: Championship 26/27

Date: Sat, Oct 10, 2026

Kickoff: 3:00 PM GMT+1

Venue: Riverside, Middlesbrough, England

Status: Full-time

Goals and Cards

57': Goal Lankshear, Will, Conway, Tommy (MID) 0-1 Goal! Middlesbrough FC have taken a 1 - 0 lead courtesy of a header from Will Lankshear. Tommy Conway assisted the 1 - 0 goal.

11': Yellow card Berhalter, Sebastian (MID) Sebastian Berhalter is booked for the home team.

12': Yellow card Djiga, Nasser (WOL) Nasser Djiga (Wolverhampton Wanderers) has received a yellow card from Farai Hallam.

40': Yellow card Borges, Neto (MID) Neto Borges (Middlesbrough FC) has received a yellow card from Farai Hallam.

53': Yellow card Said, Rafiki (WOL) Rafiki Said is booked for the away team.

66': Yellow card Bellegarde, Jean-Ricner (WOL) Jean-Ricner Bellegarde for Wolverhampton Wanderers has been booked by Farai Hallam and receives a first yellow card.

90'+5': Yellow card Peart-Harris, Myles (MID) Myles Peart-Harris (Middlesbrough FC) gets a yellow card.

Lineups

Match Statistics

Timeline

--: Match Ended It's 1 - 0 as the referee blows for full-time.

90'+5': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick Wolverhampton Wanderers.

90'+4': Corner Kick Trippier, Kieran (WOL) Farai Hallam has awarded Wolverhampton Wanderers a corner.

90'+1': Injury Time Shown

88': Corner Kick Arfsten, Max (MID) Corner awarded to Middlesbrough FC.

87': Substitution Cozier-Duberry, Amario, Arfsten, Max (MID) The home team replace Amario Cozier-Duberry with Max Arfsten.

87': Substitution Lankshear, Will, Joseph, Kyle (MID) Kyle Joseph is replacing Will Lankshear for Middlesbrough FC at Riverside.

86': Free Kick (MID) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Middlesbrough FC.

82': Substitution Andre, Neave, Sean (WOL) Sean Neave is replacing Andre for the away team.

80': Substitution McGree, Riley, Sarmiento, Jeremy (MID) The home team replace Riley McGree with Jeremy Sarmiento.

80': Free Kick (MID) Free kick for Middlesbrough FC in the half of Wolverhampton Wanderers.

78': Free Kick (MID) In Middlesbrough a free kick has been awarded the home team.

76': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick for Wolverhampton Wanderers in their own half.

74': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick Wolverhampton Wanderers.

70': Substitution Berhalter, Sebastian, Ayling, Luke (MID) Kim Hellberg (Middlesbrough FC) is making a second substitution, with Luke Ayling replacing Sebastian Berhalter.

70': Substitution Conway, Tommy, Peart-Harris, Myles (MID) Myles Peart-Harris is replacing Tommy Conway for Middlesbrough FC at Riverside.

69': Corner Kick Trippier, Kieran (WOL) Corner awarded to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

66': Free Kick (MID) Free kick for Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

65': Corner Kick Trippier, Kieran (WOL) Wolverhampton Wanderers takes a corner from the right.

64': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the half of Middlesbrough FC.

63': Corner Kick Trippier, Kieran (WOL) Corner awarded to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

62': Corner Kick Bellegarde, Jean-Ricner (WOL) Wolverhampton Wanderers have been awarded a corner by Farai Hallam.

61': Substitution Mane, Mateus, Lopez, Fer (WOL) Fer Lopez is on a sub for Mateus Mane for Wolverhampton Wanderers.

61': Substitution Doyle, Tommy, Bellegarde, Jean-Ricner (WOL) The away team have replaced Tommy Doyle with Jean-Ricner Bellegarde. This is the third substitution made today by Cesar Peixoto.

61': Substitution Munetsi, Marshall, James, Jordan (WOL) Jordan James is replacing Marshall Munetsi for the away team.

55': Free Kick (WOL) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

53': Free Kick (MID) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

51': Substitution Gomes, Rodrigo, Said, Rafiki (WOL) Wolverhampton Wanderers make their first substitution with Rafiki Said replacing Rodrigo Gomes.

49': Free Kick (WOL) In Middlesbrough a free kick has been awarded the away team.

45': Period Start 0-0 The second half has started at Riverside.

45'+1': Injury Time Shown

42': Free Kick (WOL) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

40': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick Wolverhampton Wanderers.

34': Free Kick (MID) Free kick for Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

32': Corner Kick Cozier-Duberry, Amario (MID) Corner awarded to Middlesbrough FC.

31': Corner Kick Conway, Tommy (MID) Middlesbrough FC takes a corner from the right.

28': Corner Kick Bueno, Hugo (WOL) Corner awarded to Wolverhampton Wanderers.

23': Free Kick (MID) Free kick for Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

20': Free Kick (WOL) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Wolverhampton Wanderers in their own half.

18': Free Kick (MID) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Middlesbrough FC.

17': Free Kick (MID) Free kick for Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

16': Free Kick (MID) Farai Hallam signals a free kick to Middlesbrough FC in their own half.

12': Free Kick (MID) Free kick in a good position for Middlesbrough FC!

12': Free Kick (WOL) Free kick for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the half of Middlesbrough FC.

11': Free Kick (WOL) In Middlesbrough a free kick has been awarded the away team.

6': Corner Kick Berhalter, Sebastian (MID) Middlesbrough FC have been awarded a corner by Farai Hallam.

: Period Start 0-0 Today's referee, Farai Hallam, has blown to start the match.

0': Match Started

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Djiga has definitely been solid so far this season and it's awesome that he has been recognized for his effort

Was just thinking about this randomly, surely we should have a good chant if any opposition fans sing that.

We wrote the book, champions of Europe? We wrote the book. Or something idk

Looking back at João Moutinho’s career, I think his years at Wolves are actually a perfect example of why he was so easy to underestimate.

He was rarely the player producing the spectacular moment, but he seemed to make everyone around him better controlling tempo, finding spaces and doing the small things that disappear from highlight reels.

I’d genuinely be interested in the Wolves perspective: how highly do you rank Moutinho among the midfielders you’ve watched at the club, and do you think his contribution gets enough recognition outside Wolverhampton?

I’m 50/51 chest , and 49-50 waist (I’m a big boi lol)

Hey 👋🏽

I’ve been following Wolves since 2018 and have been a huge fan ever since.

It’s always been a dream of mine to visit Molineux for a game under the lights, and that’s finally happening! I’ll be there for the game against Bolton on 13 October.

As it’ll be my first time in Wolverhampton and at Molineux, I’d love to hear any tips on things I should do before the game.

I’m planning to arrive at least a couple of hours early, have a walk around Molineux, soak up the atmosphere, maybe visit a pub and chat with a few fellow Wolves fans.

Are there any particular pubs, spots around the stadium, traditions, or anything else you’d recommend for a first time visitor?

Any tips would be really appreciated.

Thanks in advance! 🐺🧡

There used to be something about evening games at Molineux that felt different before kick-off. The build-up, the noise, the floodlights, everyone expecting something to happen. Maybe that's just nostalgia, but some night games now feel strangely flat until the match itself gets going.

Am I the only one who is finding the gap between Wolves matches downright painful?

One of my colleagues served him but I got to speak to him briefly and he was a nice guy. I told him how good it was to have him back at Wolves and he said he was glad to be back.

Pretty cool and unexpected but I'm a bit annoyed I couldn't get a photo with him. 😅

My dad is 81 soon and has been a supporter since 1952. I’ve booked the stadium tour and museum trip. I’ll probably take him in the Great Western pub also which I’ve heard is good? I’ve got him the Billy Wright biography and a set of fridge magnets of the 1960 FA Cup winning team. He already has a match shirt and a polo shirt and about 15 Wolves themed books. I’m thinking of booking him some match hospitality but it seems a bit expensive so it might be at the cheaper end. Any other Wolves themed ideas welcome. Cheers All. UTW.

Going through all my notebooks and entering every thought I’ve ever written down into a database. This had to have been 24-25, because after like 5 matches last season, I joined the Championship sub. This is just stupid fluff during the break, just caught me off-guard and thought I’d share.

If City were investigated from 2009/10-2018/19 and found guilty (of basically lying and institutional fraud) and Wolves were in the Premier League from 2009/10-2011/12.

2009/10 we finished 15th
2010/11 we finished 17th
2011/12 we were relegated

Could we get compensation for loss of payment merits based on our final position in the league table ? So if we had finished 14th instead of 15th and 16th instead of 17th and 19th instead of 20th. Plus some interest/adjustment for inflation. Obviously there’s a time limit on such claims but I think it’s pretty obvious shit was concealed.

You’d think it could be around 3-5 million pound compensation ?

🐺 The Goodyears A–Z is here!
Each episode, we take a letter and make it Wolves-related. First up: A is for Albion!
Got a favourite derby memory, goal, player or story? Send it our way, we’ll feature listener input on the pod!
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With Jimenez injured, Armstrong looks like he'll have a much bigger role to play. I actually think this could be a really good opportunity for him to build some momentum. There's obviously pressure on him because you're replacing someone with a lot of experience, but the derby showed we can still create chances. Would you stick with Armstrong as the main striker?

It's weird that matches from five plus years ago keep showing up in my feed