The Wolf Whistle Podcast

Robbie Dennison - ‘You’re a long time retired’

Robbie Dennison speaks to the Wolf Whistle in the 16th edition of the podcast. Robbie speaks of being a late entrant to professional football at 22, his part played in the iconic climb through the leagues at Wolves during the late 80s and his humbling journey away from the Molineux turf in ‘you’re a long time retired’.

Dale Rudge - ‘Deepdale Rudge’

Dale Rudge speaks to the Wolf Whistle, telling the story humorously, of his Wolves debut as a starry-eyed 19 year old... his games in the top-flight a year later and how his career took him to Norway via Deepdale in ‘Deepdale Rudge’.

Darren Simkin - ‘signing in the shadows of the floodlights’

Darren Simkin speaks to the Wolf Whistle, telling the story of how he was plucked from non-league football to sign for Wolves, how his transfer-fee paid for the floodlights ...and his favourite pre-match meal.

Micky Holmes - 'seventh heaven'

Micky Holmes speaks to the Wolf Whistle, speaking fondly about his time at Wolves, his record breaking 7 goals in 7 consecutive appearances and how when he left Wolves he fell out of love with football.

Nigel Quashie - 'football saved my life'

Nigel Quashie speaks to the Wolf Whistle, telling the story of his multi-million pound moves, the tragedies that followed and how he made his Premier League debut after only 5 years of kicking a ball in ‘football saved my life’.

Andy Turner - 'the ink never dried'

Andy Turner tells his remarkable story of his record-breaking spell at Spurs and his subsequent move to Wolves, which should have been the perfect fit, but ‘the ink never dried’.

Simon Osborn - 'the eagle has landed'

Simon Osborn speaks to the Wolf Whistle, telling the story of his 1 million pound move to Wolves, the relationship with his managers and his thoughts on why they never got promoted during his time at the club in ‘the eagle has landed’.

Paul Jones - ‘What might have been’

Paul Jones speaks to the Wolf Whistle on ‘what might have been’ ...but insists he has no regrets, fulfilling his dream by representing his boyhood club and playing in the New Years Day massacre of Newcastle.

Andy Thompson - 'learning the hard way'

Andy Thompson speaks to The Wolf Whistle, talking candidly about the impact he made at the club in 1986 and the meteoric rise through the leagues, right through to post-football when he returned to the classroom to train as a a teacher.

Jody Craddock - 'tragedy to triumph'

Jody Craddock gives an exclusive interview to the Wolf Whistle Podcast, talking openly about his life on and off the pitch, in a moving recording ‘tragedy to triumph’. There is only ONE Jody Craddock.