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So that's the one that I always keep myself like a special one.

Wolves women are also in action at home this weekend as they welcome Bristol City to the Sears Stadium in their latest Subway Players' Cup group stage game.

Dan McNamara's side were beaten by Brighton in the competition in midweek and Wolves player Becky Anderson has been reflecting on Wednesday's results with Craig Brett.

Yeah, they were really strong.

We've got a really good record at Telford, bar a couple of tough cup games that we've had.

So it's about just using that and using that to our advantage as much as we can.

Kick-off for Wolves women against Bristol City at the Sears Stadium is at 2pm on Sunday, whilst the men's first team play Cardiff tomorrow at Molyneux at 3pm.

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Thoughts from the Wolves gaffer and goalscorer on today's podcast after the Old Gold beat Watford 1-0 in the Championship on Saturday.

We'll also hear from Wolves women head coach Dan McNamara after his side's disappointing defeat at Bristol City.

You don't want to come away and lose, of course you don't.

You don't want to come away and concede four goals, but I think it's probably a reality check of where we're at.

Like you said, it's, um, we have to make this a fortress.

You know, when every team comes here, they know what they're up against, and if we can start like our first half every game, we'll, we'll have no problems.

[upbeat music] Whilst it was success for the men's first team, Wolves women were beaten on Sunday afternoon at Bristol City.

Dan McNamara's side went down four-two at Ashton Gate, and the boss spoke to Craig Bratt after the final whistle.

It sounds, I'll be honest, as some within the Wolves fan base who are looking at it quite enviously might be slightly disappointed.

strong word but something with interest because I think there's no secret obviously that the history for Wolves women and the ownership previous guys is but obviously there's quite obviously there's a disconnect between Folsom and Wolves as a whole so I think it's one of those where we would yeah sort of if someone came in with a suitable offer and sort of investment etc i think there'll be uh certainly within the fans if it was something along the lines of what mercury 13 are doing to be snapping your hands off from that perspective so i think it's a it's certainly watching with interest from this side of the uh of the m5 and um yeah we'll see what happens i

mean i think that you know i don't know the full backstory of what's going on for women's for the walls women's team but if you've had to navigate some difficult stuff you guys are doing well you know

to be where

So lots going on.

Just one final thing to point out before we wrap up.

Nathan Maxfield, the sports and conditioning coach for Wolves Women, is again doing the prostate United run, 5km, a day for the whole of this month.

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Welcome to the hundred and forty-second edition of the Wolves Women Podcast.

I'm your host Nick, and tonight I'm joined in the blue corner by Matty.

Hello everybody.

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