Description

Revolution of Wolves charts the dramatic progress of Wolverhampton Wanderers both on and off the pitch over the last 20 years, starting with the club’s first promotion to the Premier League.

From local-born benefactor Sir Jack Hayward to global investment conglomerate Fosun International, the boardroom changes have been matched by those in the dugout as Wolves went from a traditional English-based 4-4-2 team under Dave Jones and Mick McCarthy to a cosmopolitan European outfit under Nuno Espirito Santo.

The book brings us exclusive interviews with those at the heart of the story. Alongside all the promotion winners, managers such as Glenn Hoddle and Paul Lambert give their first interviews about their time at Wolves.

We hear stories from the likes of Paul Ince, Joleon Lescott, Karl Henry, Conor Coady, Diogo Jota and Ruben Neves as well as boardroom insight from Jez Moxey, Steve Morgan and Jeff Shi.

Revolution of Wolves is the most comprehensive and authoritative work ever written about the modern Wolverhampton Wanderers.

About the Author

Johnny Phillips is a broadcaster, writer and lifelong Wolves supporter. A regular reporter on Sky Sports’ Soccer Saturday programme, he has also produced and directed three documentaries about Wolves for Sky. Paul Berry has more than 20 years’ experience in football media, both as a journalist covering Wolves for many years for the Birmingham Mail and within the club itself, spending almost a decade working for the media department at Molineux.