The 2004-05 campaign was a season of transition and late-season resilience for Wolverhampton Wanderers as the club sought an immediate return to the top flight. Following a difficult start that saw a managerial change from Dave Jones to Glenn Hoddle, the Wanderers finished a respectable 9th in the Championship, buoyed by a remarkable 18-game unbeaten run to close the season. Leading the charge was the prolific Scottish striker Kenny Miller, whose 19 league goals proved vital in a campaign defined by defensive stability and a frustrating number of draws that ultimately kept them from the play-offs. It was a year of rebuilding at Molineux that showcased the goal-scoring prowess of Miller and remains a memorable chapter in the club's modern history.