Meeting Time – 35 Years On
Terry Planning Fond Reunion
Terry Wharton is planning a 2009 get-together with a former coach of his who he hasn’t seen in three and a half decades. The long-time Wolves right-winger spent several of his twilight playing years in South Africa after moving from Molineux to Crystal Palace.
Tributes Gathered To Hall Of Fame Six
Wolves Preparing For Big Night
Eulogies from more than half a dozen former Wolverhampton Wanderers players are currently being collated ready for the dinner next Thursday that honours the early inductees to the club’s Hall of Fame. The cameras have been rolling in a makeshift studio at Molineux this week in preparation for the function that celebrates the magnificent Wolves careers of, in chronological order, Jackery Jones, Stan Cullis, Billy Wright, Ron Flowers, Derek Parkin and Steve Bull.
Where Christmas Really Was White
Les’s Life In Picture Postcardland
As the second and concluding part of our New Year mini series about how former Wolves favourites have been spending the festive season in distant parts of the world, we now profile Les Wilson. Following the piece at the weekend about Bobby Gould and his family spending their winter in sun-kissed New Zealand, the temperature gage plummets as we this time go west.
Ian Greaves Dies At 76
Sorrow At News Of Former Manager
Ex-Wolves manager Ian Greaves has died at his home in Ainsworth, Lancashire. The 76-year-old had only half a season – and most of a close season – in charge at Molineux in 1982 before being sacrificed in the Derek Dougan-fronted takeover.
You’ll Wish You Were Here
Gould Getting By In NZ
Bobby Gould is gritting his teeth and getting through his latest ‘posting’ as best he can. But these are certainly testing months for the 62-year-old, who had two prolific spells at Molineux in approaching two decades as a player, and is currently holed up on the other side of the world.
This Month’s Molineux Milestones
Landmarks in January
1st – Newcastle 1 Wolves 4 (Steve Bull 4) (1990)
2nd – Derek Parkin was born (1948)