On Wednesday's episode of Wolves Express, Dan McNamara joins the podcast to discuss becoming the club's first ever full-time women's first-team manager.
After more than six years at the helm, McNamara’s role as Wolves Women manager has been made full-time in a landmark change and he describes the change as a 'dream come true'.
McNamara has been granted Elite Athlete status by the Royal Air Force and the manager reflects on the opportunity which has been provided to him, while Laura Nicholls, Wolves Academy manager for operations, also features on Wednesday episode as she expresses her delight at being able to make the decision to make McNamara's role full-time.
Nicholls explains why the decision was made, what benefits the club will receive and what opportunities are available now that McNamara’s time can be dedicated to Wolves on a full-time basis.
There is also chat with sporting director Matt Hobbs, who discusses Hugo Bueno's loan move to Feyenoord this week. Hobbs explains the reasoning behind the Spaniard heading away for a season, as well as why he feels the Dutch outfit are the 'perfect' club to help Bueno develop further.
Niall is also joined by Mikey Burrows as the pair discuss the first episode of the 'Official Wolves Podcast' which is set to launch on Thursday, replacing Wolves Weekly. For the first episode, Burrows will be joined by 300 Club defender Lee Naylor, the Express & Star's Liam Keen and David Evans of the Wolves Fancast.
Released three times a week – every Monday, Wednesday and Friday – Wolves Express is packed with news, updates and exclusive interviews on both the playing and non-playing side of the club, complementing other offerings of the Official Wolves Podcast and Matchday Live Extra.
