The Wolf Whistle Podcast

In a special series of Wolf Whistle podcasts the journalist puts the pen down and takes to the microphone. Express & Star columnist and Former Wolves head of media Paul Berry talks his early journey in supporting Wolves, his best Wolves XI and also talks about the books he has helped write.

In an exclusive Wolf Whistle interview, Jamie O’Hara speaks to the podcast and tells ALL from his time at Wolves, leaving NOTHING behind. The managers, the money, the personal struggles, the relationships, his team-mates. A real eye-opening interview in ‘Thrown to the Wolves’.

Darren Anderton is the 61st speaker on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Darren speaks passionately about his career that took him from Pompey to Spurs and representing England at Euro 96 and the World Cup in France 98. Darren talks openly about his time at Wolves and the amazing football journey that he has been on in ‘Three Lions ...and a Wolf’.

Former forward Neil Edwards speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.

Former forward Jon Purdie speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.

Greg Fellows is the guest speaker on the 60th edition of the podcast. Greg, a coach at the club in the 80s under Tommy Docherty speaks about the desperate situation at the club and what it was like to work under ‘The Doc’. Greg has plenty of anecdotes from his time on the payroll, plenty of unheard stories and eye opening facts in ‘What’s up Doc’.

Former forward Dean Edwards speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.

Former goalkeeper Vince Bartram speaks to the Wolf Whistle Podcast on a special ‘Chorley Trilogy’ edition after Wolves have drawn their giant killing nemesis in the Fourth Round of the FA Cup bringing back memories of 1986.

John Teasdale is the 59th speaker on the Wolf Whistle Podcast and talks about how his unorthodox opportunity at Wolves came about in the 1980s. John also tells us of his journey that took him quite literally all over the world, his relationship with a Hollywood movie star and his amazing friendship with Rod Stewart in ‘some guys have all the luck’.

Derek Ryan is the 58th interviewee on the Wolf Whistle podcast. Derek talks about coming over from Ireland as a young man to be thrown in front of the TV cameras for the ‘moment of truth’ documentary centred around him gaining a professional contract at Wolves. Derek also speaks about his finest hour, his 2 goals vs league leaders Reading and how he gained the nickname ‘the artful dodger’.