The Wanderers Post: a new platform from CounterPress. Who we are and why we want as many Wolves supporters as possible to join us on the journey.
29.07.26, 18:40 Updated 04.08.26, 15:34
Tom Gibson and Johnny Phillips
The Wanderers Post is a brand new CounterPress title aimed at delivering in-depth, quality coverage of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Launched for the start of the 2026/27 season, and coinciding with the club’s 150th year, The Wanderers Post will be steered by local journalism at its heart alongside the experience of a seasoned Wolves watcher. All for less than the price of a pre-match pint each month. So here’s an introduction from the team:
Tom Gibson:
A lot of Wolves fans may have just clicked on this platform and be thinking, “who’s this chap? I’ve never heard of him before.” So, I’m here to introduce myself. I’m Tom Gibson, a football journalist born and raised in Wolverhampton. I graduated with a first class from the University of Derby’s football journalism course where I took the opportunity to gain vital experience in the industry, at home and in Europe.
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Tom Gibson is a graduate of the University of Derby's football journalism course and an accredited UEFA journalist. He has already amassed plenty of experience working for PA, Wolves Foundation and in the club's media department on a voluntary basis covering the women's and under-21s teams.
Johnny Phillips is a broadcaster, writer and Wolves supporter. A regular on Sky Sports’ Premier League coverage, he has produced three documentaries about Wolves. Johnny's written work includes 'Bitten By Wolves', 'Revolution of Wolves' and 'Our Pack - Wolves at 150'. He hosts the Mutchy & Denno podcast and is a Wolves Foundation ambassador.