Wolves FPA News and Updates

You can take the physio out of Wolverhampton. You can take him to several other top clubs, including a Champions League final with Saturday’s opponents Chelsea, to the pinnacle of football aspirations with England, to working in basketball and baseball in America with...

Mark Williams once found the net for Wolves against Craven Cottage, just months before the moment of his life changed the sporting landscape of a nation.  After years of struggles through apartheid, South Africa were able to celebrate a triumph which brought...

Wolves and Burnley lock horns at Molineux on Sunday in a fixture already of mammoth importance for their Premier League fortunes.  For Roger Eli, fond memories of both clubs came at a much lower level. As Paul Berry discovers. *   Wolves, Burnley and...

Alex Rae was a fans’ favourite at both Wolves and Sunderland in a career in which, whether playing or coaching, he has never given anything but his best.  It’s still going as well, with the proud Scot possessing a hunger for the game which shows no sign of...

Former Wolves’ utility man Greg Halford also played for the most recent opponents, Brighton, and the next, Sunderland.  He recently called time on a career which had its up and downs, but his impact on football, on and off the pitch, could still be...

Anyone who knows former Wolves and Shrewsbury goalkeeper Harry Burgoyne will understand that he’s not the sort of character to ever feel too sorry for himself. A bubbly and ever-enthusiastic personality, whose willingness to contribute as a team player is as strong as...

Wolves fan and Sky Sports broadcaster Johnny Phillips rolls in a putt from distance, meaning he and Molineux Hall of Famer Andy Mutch have provided the points at their opening hole. “Don’t worry gents, the Liverpool lads will get it done,” declares Mutch, with a...

One of Wolves’ longest-running supporters clubs is getting ready to celebrate its 50th birthday in style next month – with former managers and players joining the Golden Anniversary party! Daventry Wolves will mark its half century with a special event at...

It was the best of times and the worst of times.  The words of Charles Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities. It was written in 1859, but could have been resurrected to perfectly sum up the fortunes of Wolves in the 1980s. The best of times? The start of the...

The New Park Village Football Development.  The wonderful initiative launched and still delivered by former Wolves midfielder Joe Jackson, which has its heart and soul enshrined in the local community. It might not be the Premier League. Or even the Football...

For John Teasdale, fixtures between Wolves and Everton formed 25% of his overall appearance count at Molineux.  But the forward was ultimately destined for a very different life Across the Pond, which has included mixing with the rich and famous! It’s been...

Wolves’ play-off heroes of 2003 don’t get together all that often.  When they do, it’s never dull. Paul Berry catches up with a quartet who were back in the city to chat through the highs and lows of their spells at Molineux.  * “I don’t think you’re...