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West Brom midfielder James Morrison today urged the Baggies to “get in the faces” of Tottenham in a bid to recreate last season’s upsets against the big guns.

Adlene Guedioura today insisted defeat at Everton has given Wolves the motivation to shock Chelsea.

One word that has been used to describe November has mostly been ‘dreary’, writes DJ Stuart Ojelay. These early dark nights and the first elements of a cold snap can even bring down the most positive of folk!

Ageing rockers Uriah Heep are set to perform in Wolverhampton next week. The group, which hails from London, is set to rock the stage of the Wulfrun Hall on Thursday.

West Brom left-back Nicky Shorey today insisted attack is the best policy as they go gunning for Tottenham.

Remember Electric Six? Their smash hit singles Danger! High Voltage! and Gay Bar both hit the top five in the UK charts and are still played on the radio more than eight years after their release.

Rihanna has practically become a resident of Birmingham in recent months, popping up at the LG Arena on what appears to be an almost weekly basis. And this week’s no different.

I’ve got a confession to make, writes Wolverhampton Civic Hall’s Jonn Penney. I’m jealous of my mate. Dan Worton – drummer in my band, Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – has got a new project, called Bouncing Bomb.

Aston Villa chief executive Paul Faulkner today heaped pressure on boss Alex McLeish after by insisting owner Randy Lerner believes the club should qualify for Europe.

Funnyman Mark Watson is winding his way across the UK after agreeing to visit the venues his fans wanted him to. He asked for suggested venues last year and is now working his way around them all.