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Swain on Albion’s Di Matteo gamble

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Chief Sports Writer Martin Swain explains how Albion’s gamble on new manager Roberto Di Matteo could pay dividends.

Wolves’ statement of intent

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Chief Sports Writer Martin Swain gives his take on a day that made history at Molineux with the club-record signing of Kevin Doyle.

Swain’s Blog: Fans the true heroes

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I thought I’d seen pretty much everything around our region’s football venues but, no, The Hawthorns yesterday inscribed with indelible ink another memory for the rocking chair.

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Pitch invasion spoilt perfect day

A little more than a week after the 20th anniversary of Hillsborough offered a sombre reminder to football, it was chilling to see mounted police and lines of officers on a South Yorkshire pitch, writes Martin Swain.

Human tragedy on inhumane scale

Journalists are taught not to become emotionally involved with the tide of human events, no matter how tragic, writes Martin Swain.

Dream is now reality but will it all go flat?

The votes are back, nearly 4,000 of them in all, and the decision has been made. Stand by for the launch of a new anthem for Wolves at Molineux as voted by the fans, for the fans and to be sung by the fans, writes Martin Swain.

Watching this gave me the Blues

Last night’s Blues-Wolves match was a stinker and coming 24 hours after the throbbing entertainment from Old Trafford, a sobering reminder of the reality of the Championship promotion race, writes Martin Swain.

Swain: Put right Cullis snub disgrace

That’s the trouble with those infernal lists, writes Martin Swain.

Swain on Wolves - What crisis?

Wolves fans must close their eyes and take themselves back to last summer - in fact any summer in the last 20 odd years.

Mick’s dilemma over Keogh’s plight

Mick McCarthy is now faced with a vexing question. Does he do more harm to Andy Keogh by taking him out the team or leaving him in? writes Martin Swain.

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