Steve Madeley

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Steve Madeley

The gloom around Wolverhampton Wanderers has lifted. Premier League survival is all but secured, Vitor Pereira's side have won four successive Premier League games and the head coach has become a cult hero in a few short months. But wider questions remain, and subscribers to The Athletic have asked them. We opened our Wolves mailbag for the first time in a while, you filled it and we have sifted through your enquiries. We have addressed some of the most popular questions here.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Steve Madeley

No doubt Vitor Pereira answered the calls of Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters last night and got the drinks in to celebrate another big step towards Premier League safety. And why not? The last time Wolves achieved what they managed yesterday, their current head coach would have been sitting outside the taberna in his hometown of Espinho with the Portuguese equivalent of a bag of crisps and a bottle of Vimto.

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Steve Madeley

Wolverhampton Wanders head coach Vitor Pereira says leading scorer Matheus Cunha will not start Sunday's Premier League clash with Tottenham Hotspur despite the Brazil international returning from suspension. Wolves have won their last three games and gone four unbeaten in Cunha's absence after he was sent off in the FA Cup defeat to Bournemouth. Pereira has now taken the unusual step of confirming two days before the game that he will name an unchanged starting XI for the fifth successive game.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Steve Madeley

With Wolverhampton Wanderers on an unexpected high, Vitor Pereira finds himself with an equally unexpected dilemma before Sunday's return to Molineux. Head coach Pereira's best player, Matheus Cunha, is available again after his latest ban. Remarkably, Pereira has to decide whether or not to recall him. When Cunha began what turned out to be a four-match suspension a month ago, there were fears Wolves would struggle without his creative and goalscoring influence.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Steve Madeley

So, are Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters breathing a little easier? Are you starting to look ahead to next season in the Premier League? And is there anything in particular on your mind? Now that survival in the top flight is all but secured thanks to a four-game unbeaten run, Wolves fans can begin to turn their attention to the future, so we've decided it's time to open our Molineux mailbag for the first time in a while. So we need your questions about all things gold and black.