From dedicated Wolves fans and journalists Paul Berry and Johnny Phillips, the full appraisal of Wolverhampton Wanderers' past twenty years, published two decades on since the club made their long-awaited return to the top tier. Over the past two decades, Wolverhampton Wanderers have gone from the heady heights of the Premier League to the dark depths of League One and back again. During this time, they have evolved into one of the top-flight's strongest sides, and the future is bright for this Midlands club with a truly global following. As one of the founding members of the Football League and one of the oldest clubs in the Premier League, Wolves have finally re-established themselves where they belong: fighting it out in the top tier of English football. And they are not going anywhere soon. Football journalists Paul Berry and Johnny Phillips draw on interviews with Wolves' players, managers, club staff and supporters to paint a brilliantly vivid picture immortalising the fantastic highs and the desperate lows that the club has experienced over the past twenty years. AUTHORS: Paul Berry has over twenty years' experience in the world of football media, both as a journalist covering Wolves for many years for the Birmingham Mail newspaper and within the club itself. A lifelong Wolves fan, he spent almost a decade working for the media department at Molineux, latterly as head of media, before deciding to go freelance in the sport/charity sectors. Paul now writes a weekly feature interview with a former Wolves player for the Express and Star and has ghost-written autobiographies for ex-internationals Dave Edwards and Carl Ikeme. 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. The most recent of these, Wolves in China, was a one-hour behind-the-scenes film about the club's 2019 summer tour to Shanghai. Johnny pens a weekly football column for the Express and Star and his last book, Bitten by Wolves, was published the same year.
