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Golfers Out In Increased Numbers
Enville is once more the setting early next month for the second staging of the They Wore The Shirt charity golf tournament. And there will be more participants and more former Wolves players this time, with the pledge from chief organiser Steve Plant that the Molineux representation will increase further in future.
Cullis: My Friend Joe
Stark Similarities Between Late Greats
It is well known that Stan Cullis and Graham Turner are both from Ellesmere Port – the Merseyside town at which several coach-loads of Wolves fans stopped off for ‘refuelling’ on the way to this season’s epic FA Cup victory at Liverpool. Less familiar to some perhaps is the fact that another highly prominent managerial figure, Joe Mercer, had roots there as well. So, too, give or take a couple of miles, did the former Aston Villa chairman, Doug Ellis.
Youth Cup Winners Still Best Of Pals
United In A Sad Cause
Forty nine summers ago, Steve Kindon and Dave Thomas were brothers in arms as Burnley celebrated winning the FA Youth Cup for the only time. Now both 66 and having narrowly missed out on being team-mates at Molineux as well as Turf Moor, they will be together once more in the coming months in the winger’s hour of need.
Dear Diary Entry 67
Time To Reconnect
Tuesday, April 4: Much happier times at Molineux again after Nouha Dicko’s goal against Nottingham Forest tonight gave Wolves a fifth consecutive victory….not long after the side lost six matches in a row. It’s all one thing or the other at present.
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How Tambling Link Came Tumbling Down
Bobby Boy Was Within Wolves’ Grasp
You win some, you lose some. There is not a club in this country that has not passed over a young player who went on to have a fabulous career elsewhere. At Molineux, that list includes Alan Ball, Terry Cooper, Allan Clarke, Bobby Moncur and Cyril Knowles. But at least they got a chance to kick a ball for the club in the junior sides.