How Winger Was Confronted By The Din Of Rio
If Steve Bull thought he had it hot in going on for his England debut against the Auld Enemy in the cauldron of Hampden Park, how must Norman Deeley, another famous football son of the Black Country, have felt almost exactly 30 years before? The tiny right-winger, having made a fine job of taking over from Harry Hooper in Wolves' all-conquering 1950s side, saw an even bigger opportunity present itself after contributing 19 goals at club level in the season the League Championship crown was successfully defended at Molineux.