Hi there, it's Adam Leventhal and welcome to the latest Premier League countdown

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Now in this episode we're focusing on wolves sixth in the table as it stands just two points behind Manchester United in what could yet prove to be a crucial fifth spot,

depending on the outcome of Manchester City's appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport,

and we can welcome the athletics dedicated. at the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

And we can welcome the Athletics dedicated Wolverhampton Wanderers writer Tim Spears

to the show, also the co-host of our dedicated Wolves Club podcast, The Molineee View alongside Jackie Oatley.

It too has been running episodes all season and throughout the lockdown featuring some pretty big

interviews. Any recent favorites to direct our

listeners to Tim? We've had a couple of people have recently left the club, Jordan

Graham who kind of eloquently explained why him and Nune I didn't see eye to

I because he's been released. We've had

ex sports director Kevin fellwell told us about 11 years is 11 years at the club.

We've had Connor Cody, former owner Steve Morgan, board member John Gough

Everybody everybody they've been calling us to come on Adam. It's been it's been crazy

But yeah, no they're all they're all there. We tried to get as many guests as possible over the past

couple of months so yeah have a listen if you haven't yeah do check it out and one other

thing before we sort of get into the nitty gritty of the football returning What have wolves been like to deal with as a football club during lockdown because some clubs have been very open, some have been more sort of quiet and secretive? What have wolves been like?

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