The Wolves Poddy with Judah and Spiers
Sep 10, 2026 · 5 min · 2 segments
Welcome to a *subscriberâonly* edition of The Judah & Spiers Wolves Poddy â and today, weâre going under the hood. No match reaction, no hot takes, no transfer gossip. This oneâs about the thing thatâŠ
Tim SpiersHost
Nathan JudahHost
And you're asking them to just, because the quality is less, to just switch and for it to be fine.

when they were last in the championship, and I know things were very different back then, but when they were last in the championship under Nuno, they invested massively.

So big money, big risk, but big reward because they put together a team that was good enough to finish 7th in the Premier League a year later with some more additions on top of that.

This season, the exact opposite right five free transfers all over 30 right three of them over 35 all right one of them's john roddy's not going to play but still five free transfers of players he knows he's not

yeah exactly yeah uh and then you know um alone which might not go through if they don't go up potentially jordan james um uh a free transfer uh left back um and uh trail ray who comes in for a year he's short term and then to tap it or to top it all off need from newcastle on loan no option when was the last time they did that i know they don't do that i think william jose was the last one

Do you know what I mean? If you're not going to take it, it just looks like bed on paper, doesn't it? You know what I mean? There's a little bit of thought process there.

The Will and Josie thing we should have put out was just to cover Raul Jimenez's injury.

And if you're going to go all this season or nothing, then where's the money? Because we talked earlier about, okay, they haven't spent big because they haven't sold big.

And that, again, it all speaks to a sort of short-term, let's get this club up in as cheap a way as possible.

And potentially, although I know this is strongly disputed by people at the club, but not by... a journalist at The Athletic called Matt Slater who's written about this before potentially sort of prime the club for a sale by saying look let's get them up in as cheap a way as possible and then once they're back in the Premier League the value of the club rises because it does feel to me like Fosun you know aren't looking as long term as they sort of you know once were and this summer absolutely speaks to that it's there for all to see in the ages and the money they haven't spent you know
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