Football: 06.09.1969: Frank Munro remembers the day when Wolves forward Peter Knowles played his final game (Guardian Unlimited)
Frank Munro remembers when the 23-year-old Peter Knowles announced his retirement from football

Championship football: Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Mick McCarthy wins manager of the month award (Guardian Unlimited)
Mick McCarthy, Nigel Pearson and Mark Robins have won the inaugural Manager of the Month awards of the season

Get a Deep Insight Into the Mobile Football Content 2008-2013: Strategies and Tactics for Engaging Supporters Through ... (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Broadband industry is available in its catalogue.

Butler off to Harrogate? (Imp MAD)
Butler, and midfielder Tony Dinning, had their names sent out to all Coca-Cola League Two and also Conference clubs earlier this week offering their services on a loan basis.

Wolves blog: Team Wolverhampton (Express and Star)
Wolves blogger Nathan Lloyd talks Olympics, the renaming of Molineux and Team Wolverhampton ahead of the Championship clash at Nottingham Forest.

Wolverhampton Wanderers - the Championship entertainers (fansfc.com)
"We played some great stuff and we could have had more," said the Molineux supremo, whose side have now scored 13 times in 4 league games.

Can Wolves Mount A Serious Promotion Challenge? (Goal.com)
Can Wolves Mount A Serious Promotion Challenge?,

Wolverhampton Wanderers - the Championship entertainers (fansfc.com)
"We played some great stuff and we could have had more," said the Molineux supremo, whose side have now scored 13 times in 4 league games. "It is as good a performance as I've seen from a team of mine or anybody's for a 45-minute period for a long time.

Nigeria: Cole Gets On the Score Sheet (AllAfrica.com)
Nigerian born England based striker, Carlton Cole scored for West Ham United in their 4-1 bashing of Blackburn Rovers on Saturday in the English Premier League.

Wolves 5 Nottingham Forest 1: Wingers fly high as Kightly leads Wolves' rout of Forest (Independent)
Mick McCarthy, the Wolves manager, was as dour as ever following this comprehensive victory over Nottingham Forest, but even he could not help admitting that this was a performance to savour as his side rose to the top of the Championship. Michael Kightly scored twice in a five-goal feast for the home side, who are now hoisted above Preston and Birmingham City in the fledgling table.