Albion Legend In Print

Cyrille Regis has revealed two fascinating Wolves connections over and above his season's service to the club in 1993-94. The former England striker used his welcome speech at yesterday's launch of his autobiography 'My Story' to disclose that none other than Alex Ferguson enquired about him while he was on the staff at Molineux.

A Quite Astonishing Career

I'll never forget where I was on the day the Americans call 9/11. I was disappearing down the long drive of Dennis Wilshaw's lovely home in Newcastle-under-Lyme when the news dawned, via the Simon Mayo Show on BBC Radio 5 Live, that New York's twin towers were no more.

Castlecroft Re-Opening Proves A Real Draw

Ted Farmer recalled scoring a hat-trick there on his first appearance for Wolves and Bob Hazell remembered fearing the worst in a conversation with Bill McGarry. But there's something fitting about letting John Black sum up the mood of the former players who descended on Castlecroft yesterday, in many cases for the first time in decades.

How 'Scouse' Emerged In London Excursions

Wolves' trips to face Fulham and Tottenham over the next two weekends mean the likes of Steven Fletcher and Jelle Van Damme will have a London flavour to the first few weeks of their debut Premier League season at the club. But few players in Molineux history can have become so used to the capital so quickly than John McAlle.

Knowles Knocking On Towards Landmark

Hard though it is to believe - not least by looking at him now - Peter Knowles reaches pension age four weeks today. It's worth saying again. The man on whom a generation of Wolves fans doted turns 65 on September 30.