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Diogo: A New Heartfelt Tribute
Tragic Star Inducted To Hall Of Fame
Diogo Jota has been honoured at his first English club by being inducted immediately into Wolves’ hall of fame. The Portuguese forward was killed a fortnight ago tonight in the tragic car crash that also claimed the life of his brother, Andre.
Not Such A Black And White Decision
Love Still In The Air – Across The Oceans
Remember the circus around the first Blind Date wedding and what colour hat Cilla would wear? The bride was from Walsall, as it happens. Well, the drawn-out and less-publicised race to become Wolves Heroes’ first nuptials goes on – but it might be drawing closer to a happy ending.
Shooting To The Top
Stars Continue To Leave – But Such Riches To Have Savoured!
Former Wolves players are continuing to blaze a high-profile trail across the game at home and abroad. We wrote during the first half of last season about Matheus Nunes (Manchester City), Pedro Neto (Chelsea) and Diogo Jota (Liverpool) all featuring regularly for clubs recognised as being among the Premier League elite.
Mel Still Relishing Life At The Sharp End
Hectic Schedule Suiting Well-Travelled Goal Ace
“If you want something doing, ask someone who’s busy.” In other words, ask somebody just like Mel Eves. The exact origins of that well-known sentiment are not known but it might have been created for the Wolves-supporting former Molineux forward.
Dear Diary Entry 165
Tribute Planned To Goodison ‘Royalty’
Monday, June 2: Terry Wharton isn’t the only former Wolves player having a book written about or with him. While he and Tim Nash rattle along in collaboration, we hear from Merseyside sources that a publication about the late Andy King is also on the way.
The Saddest Day
Moving Tributes To Star Whose Legacy Was Huge
A glorious summer’s day, a new season beckoning, Billy Wright’s magnificent statue shimmering in the sunlight…..but Molineux was in sombre mood. Death has a habit of intruding when we are least prepared and the abrupt passing of Diogo Jota leaves an irreplaceable void.