Wolverhampton Wanderers has often been named as one of the clubs with home West Ham either is – or should – be competing for a top seven place. However, there has been a small revolution going on at Molineux over the last two or three years and here respected midlands sports journo TIM NASH explains why the famous old club is currently soaring and his disappointment with the Hammers on Wednesday night. Tim has been covering the fortunes of Wolves for 20 years and been a supporter for four decades. Like ourselves, he now has his own website, www.wolvesbite.com, dedicated to the club. Here he tells West Ham fans why the Molineux men are where they are. BY TIM NASH

Most Wolves fans heading to Molineux on Wednesday night might have been expecting a stern test from West Ham.

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The Gaffer

I've been a passionate Hammers fan since i can remember. Growing up in Canning Town i was always down Upton Park as it was only a 10 minute walk down the Barking road. Always and forever COYI ! West Ham Till I Die !

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