I Shouldn't Have Left - Bobby
There was a time in the 1960s and early 1970s when a whole succession of Wolves forwards seemed to deliver excellent deeds, only to be moved on quickly. Ray Crawford (41 goals in 61 Wolves games), Hugh McIlmoyle (45 in 105), Ernie Hunt (35 in 82), Bob Hatton (8 in 13), Frank Wignall (16 in 36) and Hugh Curran (47 in 98) all seemed worthy of longer stays than they had at Molineux before the club eventually struck on the feared Dougan-Richards partnership.