Molineux looking unloved here, I did love the old stadium though, you could still feel the majesty of the place even in those final years, the glory days a mere vestige - a warm memory whilst gazing at the mighty South Bank from Molineux Alley, the empty North Bank and Waterloo Road stands, but proud we were nonetheless and still are. I often look at the new North Bank and imagine showing a 16 year old me in the 80s what it would become. I would have pissed me pants! Regardless of what happens this season (24/25), memories will be made, pain will be felt and hearts will be broken - and mended. The Gold and Black army will march on.
RIP Mark Kendal and thanks for the memories
A very strange way to do a season review video (loved dear old Mark Kendall though). Illustrates pretty nicely what an absolute kip we played in...
Me too, I was in the picture in the Express and Star as well!I followed them all the way to Tettenhall that day. It was fantastic..
A strange one. The wolfhead was on official WWFC documents, letterheads, etc at that time and I think the leaping wolfs were ditched after the Coventry home game defeat (0-3) in November '79. As to why it wasn't on the shirts at the start, I'm afraid that I can't find the answer to that.No, we only wore the three leaping wolves for the first few games of the season before it was replaced with the first wolf head badge kit.
Does anyone know why the wolf head badge kit wasn't worn at the start of the 1979-80 season?
From memory (and it is 45 years ago) I think there was a delay from Umbro in having the kit ready for the start of the season (can't remember why).A strange one. The wolfhead was on official WWFC documents, letterheads, etc at that time and I think the leaping wolfs were ditched after the Coventry home game defeat (0-3) in November '79. As to why it wasn't on the shirts at the start, I'm afraid that I can't find the answer to that.
I’m in that photo. One of the best days ever as a Wolves fan.John Richards and Wolves fans celebrating victory v Swindon Town. The South Bank in the background.
League Cup Semi-Final 2nd leg at Molineux,12th February 1980. Wolves won 3-1 and 4-3 on aggregate to reach the Final.
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Come on then, own up, which one are you?I’m in that photo. One of the best days ever as a Wolves fan.
Booo, thought you were John Richards for a minute.Educated guessView attachment 12481
I thought he was the Mel Eves wannabe carrying King John...Booo, thought you were John Richards for a minute.
In that case probably quite a few of us were in that photo, though tbh I have zero recollection of where I stood in the ground that evening.Educated guessView attachment 12481