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Honouring Diogo
An Act To Help Keep The Memory Alive
It was a small ceremony – but hugely significant. And one initially inspired by Wolves supporters. It’s seven months since the induction of Diogo Jota to Molineux’s hall of fame was rushed through amid the most tragic of circumstances. In a small room off the club’s outstanding museum, the process continued yesterday with the addition of his picture board among all those previously honoured.
Dear Diary Entry 172
‘Hometown Boy’ Back Among Us
Saturday, January 3: Would like to have seen and heard Richard Stearman when he returned to the city of his birthplace for the 3-0 victory over West Ham this afternoon but media room duties called.
Breaking New Ground
We’re Hitting The Heights – Many Thanks!
We at Wolves Heroes have never been slaves to the many figures that are available in the IT world to check on ‘traffic’ through and around websites. For those who wish to monitor how well seen their words and photos are, information is at hand about where users are logging in from, how many pages they click on during one stay, how long they remain on for and numerous other indicators.
Green Flag For Green Army
Stowell Chipper On Life By The Storm-Lashed Hoe
“See you in 20 minutes, I’m just jumping in the shower.” Eighteen minutes later, Mike Stowell is texting again, telling me he is all done and standing by my car outside Home Park. Plymouth Argyle’s largely modern stadium is lit up by weak winter sunshine and he has caught me on the hop having a quick tour of its outside, Jack Leslie statue included.
Revisiting The Darkest Of Times
A Month From Hell – Or Just The 1984 Normal?
“It’s worse than when the Bhattis were here” was a lament voiced once or twice when Wolves were marooned on two points in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Most will have dismissed the remarks as hysterical over-reaction born out of exasperation and repeated disappointment but just in case anyone began to take them as something approaching fair assessment, we decided to look back at a few weeks of autumn, 1984.
A Momentous Day Out At City
Teenage Talent Took Maine Road To Stardom
Manchester City away is where it all started for the young Peter Broadbent. Not as a Wolves player but as a 17-year-old with Brentford. The various programme pages that illuminate this article show the prodigy’s name in the visitors’ line-up and in the pen pictures, the latter of which give a name-check to George Poyser, a man connected at different times to The Bees, to Molineux and to Dover, the Kent-born player’s first club.