Wolves FPA News and Updates

Ultimately, the ceremony to induct Diogo Jota into the Wolves’ Hall of Fame was as modest and unassuming as the man himself. And it felt perfectly fitting that his Hall of Fame commemorative picture board – prepared by Wolves Museum staff and seeing Jota join so many...

Wolves Former Players’ Association have made another donation to support the incredible work delivered by Compton Care, this time to support the catering department who have revolutionised the menu for patients at the facility. A donation of £1,000 will fund the...

Wolves legend Terry Wharton sadly passed away a fortnight ago, and his funeral takes place at Bushbury Crematorium tomorrow.  Wharton scored his last goal for Wolves in 1967 against Newcastle, who the current team play on Sunday. Even in times of such sadness, it...

There was such a sad start to 2026 for all connected with Wolves' Former Players' Association with the sad loss of Terry Wharton, at the age of 83, after a short illness. The wing wizard Wharton, who excelled across many years...

Wolves Former Players’ Association have provided further support to a residential centre in Wales which is paying tribute to the club’s former Vice-President, Baroness Rachael Heyhoe Flint. ‘Flinters Field’ is a tribute to the cricketing pioneer and ex-England...

Successive away trips to Liverpool and Manchester United offers, especially with Wolves’ current predicament, a sobering reminder of the challenges of the Premier League.  For Richard Flash, being scouted by clubs of that calibre was once the norm.  The...

Rob Edwards and Keith Andrews will be in the opposite dugouts at Molineux on Saturday afternoon.  They were once team-mates in the Wolves dressing room. Their former manager and two team-mates look back, with Paul Berry. * For the first time, next summer’s World...

It doesn’t get any easier for Wolves’ ambitions to get off the mark this season – with a Saturday night trip to Premier League leaders Arsenal.  It’s not been a happy hunting ground over the last half a century, with some notable exceptions.  Paul...

Wolves against Manchester United in Monday night football will certainly be a big occasion under the lights at Molineux.  There was a night back in 1967, in front of over 50,000, that surely Wolves’ last ever part-time footballer made his debut in the fixture....

Trying to stop Arsenal is the test facing the rest of the Premier League at the moment.  It was also part of Mark McGhee’s spell at Wolves, and remains a hot topic of conversation, even though it’s now 30 years since he arrived at Molineux.  Paul...

It was about 5pm last Sunday, on a bitterly cold and dark November evening, that Karl Henry took his injury-hit Boldmere St Michael’s women’s team over to applaud the supporters who had helped them to a hard-fought 2-0 win against Kidderminster Harriers. Long-range...

Rob Edwards is the first former Wolves player to go on and manage the club since Graham Hawkins in the early Eighties.  With the help of Tom Lockyer, Edwards’ captain at Luton, Paul Berry looks at why this is his dream job, after an affiliation with the club...