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The last time Wolves came to St James' Park ... Winger Jonas Gutierrez provided a final flourish as Newcastle gave themselves breathing space in the fight for Barclays Premier League survival with a precious victory over Wolves. The visitors left themsel
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But if they did, this past Sunday is what they would be like. Does it get much better than going to your local rivals, in a big match, and winning 5-1, with your previously out of form striker grabbing a hat trick and the opposition's ex player scoring o
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Even before the 160th Black Country derby between Wolverhampton Wanders and West Bromwich Albion on Sunday it was a high stakes game with a lot on the line for both teams, Wolves were wanting to put to bed a run of 6 games without a win at home and West
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Albion’s win at Wolves was their biggest at Molineux since 1962. Steve Madeley looks back with two men who played 50 years ago The memories have faded a little but half a century on the names still leap off the page. Albion’s five-star victory in Sunday’
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The day of a crushing 5-1 home defeat by their closest and bitterest rivals was not, with hindsight, the most auspicious time for Wolverhampton Wanderers' programme to trumpet the availability of "Early Bird" season tickets for 2012-13 with the headline
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SussexBaggie give his verdict on Albion's historic win Well, what a day! It is difficult to do a performance, result and atmosphere like yesterday justice in a report. However, I’m going to give it a try. Setting off from Sussex at 7am yesterday, we knew
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Wolverhampton Wanderers today announced that manager Mick McCarthy has been sacked by the club after a devastating 5-1 home defeat in the local derby against West Bromwich Albion. The last time Wolves lost so badly to West Brom was 1964 when Wolves lost
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Sorry seems to be the hardest word, so the song goes, but Mick McCarthy had no hesitation in using it after one of the most embarrassing defeats seen at Molineux in many a year, writes Wolve blogger Tim Spiers. And so he should, quite frankly, for that w
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Mick McCarthy's 101st Premier League match as manager of Wolves will be his last if the club's owner, Steve Morgan, heeds the clamour of angry demonstrators after Peter Odemwingie's hat-trick drove West Bromwich Albion to their biggest win in the Black C
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Roy Hodgson admits there is no better way to celebrate his first year in charge of the Baggies than beating Wolves 5-1 at the Molineux. A hattrick from Peter Odemwingie, a debut goal from Keith Andrews and a Jonas Olsson volley cancelled out Steven Fletc
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Roy Hodgson admits there is no better way to celebrate his first year in charge of the Baggies than beating Wolves 5-1 at the Molineux. A hattrick from Peter Odemwingie, a debut goal from Keith Andrews and a Jonas Olsson volley cancelled out Steven Fletc
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Albion dominated the opening 20 minutes, and Wayne Hennessey was once again called upon as Odemwingie linked up superbly with Youssouf Mulumbu down the right before shooting straight at the Welsh keeper from an angle when a cut back to Marc-Antoine Fortu
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LONDON: West Bromwich Albion piled on the misery for struggling Wolves as Peter Odemwingie's hat-trick inspired a 5-1 thrashing of their local rivals in the 'Black Country' derby at Molineux on Sunday. Roy Hodgson's team took the lead in the 34th minute
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O'Hara hails Bassong signing Jamie O'Hara is convinced new Wolves signing Sebastien Bassong will shore up a defence guilty of shipping sloppy goals ahead of the derby clash with West Brom at Molineux. Midfielder O'Hara knows all about Bassong's qualities
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I don’t get excited about many Premier League fixtures but the Black Country derby certainly gets my heart racing. It’s even more special when it takes place in the Premier League – todays match only the fourth in Premier League history. So as Wolves slu
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Odemwingie (right) sealed Albion's biggest win at their hated rivals' home since 1962 West Bromwich Albion striker Peter Odemwingie plunged Wolves into the relegation zone as his hat-trick inspired a 5-1 rout in the 'Black Country' derby at Molineux on S
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LONDON: West Bromwich Albion piled on the misery for struggling Wolves as Peter Odemwingie's hat-trick inspired a 5-1 thrashing of their local rivals in the 'Black Country' derby at Molineux on Sunday. Roy Hodgson's team took the lead in the 34th minute
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Peter Odemwingie scored a hat-trick as West Bromwich Albion thrashed Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1 in the Premier League's Black Country derby. After several chances to score in the opening stages, West Brom took 35 minutes to finally find a way through. O
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WOLVERHAMPTON, England (AP)—Peter Odemwingie scored his first Premier League hat trick as West Bromwich Albion beat local rivals Wolverhampton Wanderers 5-1 on Sunday. Steven Fletcher canceled out Odemwingie’s opener to level the scores at 1-1 at the bre
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West Brom have claimed bragging rights and three vital points after humiliating rivals Wolves in the Black Country derby. Baggies striker Peter Odemwingie fired a hat-trick as Albion racked up the pressure on home manager Mick McCarthy who's players left
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