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Chairman Steve Morgan has announced plans for a museum as part of the stadium redevelopment.  Amongst other purposes this will honour Wolves heroes of the past.

As a first step Wolves are inducting our legends into the Wolverhampton Wanderers Hall of Fame. 

Formal presentation was at a Hall of Fame dinner on Thursday 15th January 2009 and Thursday 14th January 2010 at Molineux.  London Wolves table invited Terry Wharton as their guest in 2009 and were deloghted to see our President John Richards inducted in 2010. 

Legends  inducted into the Hall of Fame

2009 (pix)

1. Jackery Jones (first Wolves player to 300 appearances; FA Cup Winner 1908))
2. Stan Cullis (Wolves playing and manager legend)
3. Billy Wright CBE (Wolves most capped and most loved player)
4. Ron Flowers (Wolves Capt 1950-60s)
5. Bully (All time top scorer)
6. Derek Parkin (all time appearances)

details: Jones/Cullis click here  Wright/Flowers click here Bully & Derek Parkin click here

2010 (pix)

1. Billy Harrison  (the first “Waggy” star of the 1908 FA Cup Final)
2. Bert Williams (our greatest goalkeeper)
3. Peter Broadbent (one of the best English superstars ever)
4. Bill Slater (followed in Billy’s shoes - no mean feat winning the FA Cup in 1960)
5. Mike Bailey (the Powerhouse - arguably our most inspirational  captain ever (debut in my first ever match at Moli))
6. John Richards (King John - Wolves top scorer in the top flight and beaten only by Bully in all time scoring)
7. Graham Turner (who dug us out of the mire and laid firm foundations for the future)

2009 pictures

Wolves report is here http://www.wolves.co.uk/page/HallOfFame/0,,10307~1522539,00.html Photos C Oebel, webmaster

Wolves Hall of Fame page is here http://www.wolves.co.uk/page/HallOfFameIndex/0,,10307,00.html

2010 pictures (to come)

Billy Harrison                                                    Matt Murray on Bert Williams                                & Bert                                         

Mike Stowell & Matt on Bert

Three weeks after the 2009 dinner - Thursday February 5th, the Wolves Former Players’ Association held their 21st Anniversary dinner at Molineux.  London Wolves also hosted a table

Peter Creed WW FPA secretary wrote to Stoo

Wolves Former Players Association are celebrating our 21st Anniversary on Thursday 5th February at their spiritual home Molineux Stadium.  The late great Billy Wright CBE created the FPA in January 1988 in honour of his friend and Wolves Legend Jimmy Mullen who sadly died in October 1987.  Stan Cullis and Billy were the founder President and Chairman respectively.

Since also sadly losing both Billy and Stan our President is now Bert Williams, Chairman Malcolm Finlayson with Bill Slater CBE OBE, Roy Swinbourne and Derek Parkin on the committee.  It has been a privilege for me to be the honorary secretary since the start when the Express & Star helped the formation.

Our last event was a tribute to Peter Broadbent in 2006 (which London Wolves attended)

Wolves Chairman, Mr Steve Morgan OBE, is generously hosting the Dinner for the FPA members and their wives in the Hayward Suite at Molineux on Thursday February 5th at 7pm.  The dress code is lounge suit or blazer and flannels plus a tie.  Our friend Bob Hall of ITV will be the Compere for the evening.  Comedian Ian “Sludge” Lees (a keen Wolves fan) will entertain us. 

If you’d like to join the London Wolves table please contact Stoo asap.

London Wolves have this fantastic souvenir  legends poster for sale, signed by Billy and Bully.  Details from Stoo or here

London Wolves have this fantastic souvenir  legends poster for sale, signed by Billy and Bully - ask Stoo or here