Cunha, Sarabia, Ait-Nouri & Semedo 👋 And Our End Of Season Review

In Episode 304 of the 77 Club, the lads break down Wolves’ final Premier League performances, transfer updates including Cunha to Man Utd, season awards, and laugh at their own preseason predictions. Tune in for analysis, laughs, and everything Wolves! 🎧 Listen to Episode 304: "Cunha, Sarabia, Aït-Nouri & Semedo – And Our End of Season Review" In this special end-of-season edition of the Wolves 77 Club podcast, the team (Sam, Harry, Jack, and Baylis) dig into everything from the final games against Crystal Palace and Brentford to emotional goodbyes and massive transfer news. Palace & Brentford Recap: Defensive issues, squad rotation confusion, and who impressed (and didn’t). Transfer Watch: Matheus Cunha’s £62.5m move to Manchester United – A deep dive into the fallout, fan reaction, and what it means for Wolves’ rebuild. Departures confirmed: Pablo Sarabia, Nelson Semedo, and others. Possible exits: Aït-Nouri, Sa, and Fabio Silva. Player of the Season Debate: Fan winner: João Gomes Players’ Player: Matheus Cunha Was Cunha worth the hype? End-of-Season Stats & Surprises: Fastest and slowest players revealed Wolves' shock inclusion in “Premier League Walkers” Preseason Prediction Chaos: Hilariously wrong (and surprisingly right) predictions revisited Who called Gary O’Neil's early sacking? Harry and Baylis gear up for the Wolves Fancast Charity Match at Molineux in aid of The Good Shepherd Wolverhampton. Sam will be watching (and judging). 📺 Catch it on YouTube & support a brilliant local cause! From away wins at Fulham to stunning home victories over Manchester United and Aston Villa, the lads reflect on the highs of an otherwise turbulent campaign. Summer rebuild predictions Youth prospects to watch: Rodrigo Gomes, Hugo Bueno, and more Who fills the void left by big-name exits? ⚽ Key Talking Points:🏟️ Charity Match Preview:🏆 Favourite Moments of the Season:🔮 What’s Next for Wolves? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices