A Land Overrun By Wolves!
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
How Cullis's Men Entranced South Africa
Wolverhampton Wanderers were already big news in South Africa when they headed there on tour a week or so after winning 3-0 against Aston Villa in their final game of 1956-57. The club had been widely lauded in the republic for their 12-wins-from-12-matches visit in 1951, since when they had won their first League Championship and made a first-team regular out of a young Johannesburg-defender called Eddie Stuart.
A Very English Affair
The pre-season of 1995/96 saw Wolves eschew the glamour (and presumably expense) of an overseas trip as they embarked on one of the most low-profile preparations the club had undertaken in the modern era. As a marked change from the norm in that decade, Graham Taylor chose nothing more exotic than a visit to two non-League clubs in the Home Counties of Buckinghamshire and Kent.
Air Miles And Victories In Abundance
Life In The Fast Lane
An Ill Wind Blowing







