Festive Greetings From Wolves Heroes
May we take this opportunity to wish all our readers a wonderful and, above all, safe Christmas. We have just posted a sizeable piece about Alan Hinton in our news area and plan to be back with another offering on Monday. In the meantime, amid the disappointment of the postponed Boxing Day Molineux clash with Watford, we will take our eye off the ball just for a day or two and hope there is a cleaner bill of health among our loyal readership.
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The Same Name Game
January 20th, 2022Callings Of The Treasured Kind
January 17th, 2022How Those Cherished Caps Were Won
Charles Mason was the first Wolves' first player to represent his country, John Brodie was their first international goalscorer and Richard Baugh received his initial England call-up shortly BEFORE moving to the club from Stafford Road railway works team. As if to underline that football was a rather different game then, another Wanderers man, Robert Topham, was an amateur when capped at the highest level and Arthur Lowder followed a club-and-country career by serving as chairman of Brewood parish council.Neves Next In Line For 200 Club
January 14th, 2022Midfielder Closing In Fast On Cherished Place
Romain Saiss's involvement at the African Cup of Nations makes it ever more likely that Ruben Neves will become the next Wolves player to enter the Legends area of this website. The Portuguese midfielder is due to graduate by taking his total of competitive first-team appearances for the club past 200 - a milestone he should reach some time next month.An Impressive Roll Call
Welcome to one of the newer areas of the Wolves Heroes website.
Here, we not only list every player who has appeared in a League match for the club but also the order in which they did so.
For example, this is the place to learn that a few well-known and not-so-well-known men, such as Gerry O'Hara and Robert Kelly, have special niches in Wolves history that they presumably knew nothing about.
In 1976, O'Hara became the 600th man to be given a League debut by the club while Kelly clocked in as the 700th more than a decade later.
Please take a slow trawl through to see the entire order but bear in mind that, if you are revisiting this area, we may have made alterations since you last looked owing to a recount and the eagle eye of our checker, Donald Noble in Coventry!
We stress that the list refers to League games only, not any of the cups, and stretches back 125 years to when Wolves were one of 12 proud founder members of the competition.
A Trophy For The Molineux Cabinet
June 8th, 2011
Texaco Cup Heroics: Part Two
In what was described as a 'wistful' glance back at the Texaco Cup, Wolves fanatic Jim Heath referred to the competition in a When Saturday Comes article a decade ago as 'a kind of British Isles Cup for also-rans.' He also said it heralded the game’s modernisation, with corporate sponsorship being cautiously welcomed in the form of the £100,000 the oil giant sunk into the venture.
‘Home’ Win That Was Perfect Preparation
May 14th, 2011Texaco Cup Heroics: Part One
It didn't have the glamour of the following season's campaign - and certainly not the same reach - but Wolves' winning crusade in one of football's long-neglected competitions might just have been a leg-up to UEFA Cup success. By popping up to Scotland and over to Northern Ireland, their players became more familiar not only with travelling and living together, but also with the two-leg combat that was largely alien to them.A Man For All Seasons
March 1st, 2011
FA Youth Cup Winner Who Piled Up The Runs
Phil Parkes bowled mean and quick and Ron Flowers brought as much Yorkshire grit to the cricket pitch as he did to the old gold, approached as he was to play at county level. But, whereas Lofty and Flowers became Wolves legends, Ian Hall achieved far more in white flannels than ever he did at Molineux. And yet, as a youngster, he seemed destined to reach the very top in the winter game.
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Lofty……..loyal, local and loved
July 13th, 2016Nostalgic Thoughts Of Top-Guy Keeper
Meeting up with Phil Parkes is always a pleasure. His views never fail to be forthright, heartfelt and entertaining. John Richards was not disappointed when he posed the questions put forward by our readers.....
United States, 1969
October 27th, 2015Goal Glut Made Wolves Champions Again
There was no swimming in the ocean, no brushes with pop star 'royalty' and no epic extra-time golden goal winner when Wolves returned to the land of their famous 1967 conquest. Two years on from lapping it up on Los Angeles' fashionable Wilshire Boulevard, meeting The Monkees and finally overcoming Aberdeen in a final that is still regularly talked about on both sides of Hadrian's Wall, they had to make do with somewhat less plush and desirable surrounds.Wolves In 20/20 Vision
November 6th, 2011
New Book By A Fan For The Fans
It's the dream of many a supporter.....being invited to go into print and trawl the memory bank for 20 great Wolves goals, 20 of the club's best signings and 20 memorable Black Country derbies. Lifelong Molineux fanatic Jim Heath was handed just such a task by our sister company Thomas Publications and has made a brilliant job of his first book, Wolves In 20/20 Vision.
Ron Flowers: 1934 – 2021
November 13th, 2021True Great And A Serial Winner
It wasn't compulsory for Wolves to have a half-back of a certain striking hair colour in the 1950s and 1960s. But it might have seemed that way. Billy Wright occupied the no 5 and no 6 shirts for almost two decades, Graham Hawkins did so for a much briefer spell years after and, linking the two, another blond bombshell, Ron Flowers, emerged as a true colossus of Molineux's glory years.Fred Davies: 1939 – 2020
September 5th, 2020With A Teacher Like Bert, How Could He Fail?
Taking over from Malcolm Finlayson was one thing; being called 'The Young Cat' around Molineux ramped up the pressure even more. But there was enough in the friendship and working relationship between Fred Davies and Bert Williams to encourage comparisons - and for a virtual guarantee of career progression. |
Do you need a reminder as to which player has played the most Wolves games in their long and proud history? Or who follows Steve Bull in the goalscorers' section? |
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