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September 2014

Date for London Wolves 50th Anniversary event is Saturday 16th Jul 2016.

London Wolves 50th Anniversary event

Stuart has announced that our 50th celebration will be on Saturday 16th Jul 2016. Executives from Wolves and players have already confirmed their interest. Venue – The Valley. Times and prices to be confirmed. Stuart & Stef are trying to get the capacity increased from that available for the 45th as demand is expected to be high and a reservation process will need to be introduced... more about that later.

Don’t forget Stuart’s competition to design a new badge/logo for the 50th event. The 25th/35th/40th are shown here

Home matches

Sat 20th September v Bolton (3pm)

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

Tue 30th September v Huddersfield (7:45pm)

Outward - Depart Euston 13:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 01:15

Wed 1st October v Huddersfield

Outward - Depart Euston 13:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 01:15

Sat 4th October v Wigan

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

Tue 21st October v Middlesbrough

Outward - Depart Euston 13:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:37 (just in time for the Brewery tour – see below)

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 01:15

Sat 1st November v Birmingham (ko 12:15pm)

Outward - Depart Euston 08:23 Arrive Wolverhampton 09:33

- Depart Birmingham New St 09:57 Arrive Wolverhampton 10:14

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 15:45 Arrive Euston 17:34

Sat 22nd November v Nottingham Forest

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

Away matches

Tue 16th September v Charlton (7:45pm)

No official club trip arranged. The ground is about 5 mins walk from Charlton Railway Station. Trains run from London Bridge & Charing X mainline stations. Journey time approx 20 mins. Turn right outside station & cross over road. Take first turning on the left, Floyd Road & then right into Valley Grove for away fans entrance.Alternatively take the underground to North Greenwich (Jubilee line), & it is then a short bus ride to the ground. (Buses 161, 472 or 486). Meeting pub – the Sheaf, 24 Southwark St, just round the corner from Borough Market and the Market Porter.

Sat 27th September v Reading (3pm)

Reading railway station is situated just over three miles away from the Madejski Stadium. Probably the easiest way to get to the ground is to catch the F1 'Football Special' bus, which leaves just down from the nearby bus station, from 1pm for Saturday afternoon games.

Sat 18th October v Millwall

No Official Club trip. Nearest station is South Bermondsey. There are frequent trains from London Bridge and the journey time is 4 mins. It is only a few minutes walk to the ground and there is a direct walkway specifically built for away fans which takes you to the away end and back to the station afterwards. Surrey Quays and New Cross Gate on the London Overground are both about a 15-20 mins walk away from the ground.

Sat 25th October v Leeds

Outward - Depart Kings X 09:03 Arrive Leeds 11:25

Return - Depart Leeds 18:05 Arrive Kings X 20:28

Fare TBC

Tue 4th November v Ipswich

Outward - Depart Liverpool St 15:30 Arrive Ipswich 16:40

Return - Depart Ipswich 21:43 Arrive Liverpool St 22:55

Fare TBC

Sat 8th November v Derby (ko 12:15pm)

Outward - Depart St Pancras 08:27 Arrive Derby 10:03

Return - Depart Derby 15:01 Arrive St Pancras 16:31

Fare TBC

Sat 29th November v Brentford

No official Club trip, Nearest railway station is Brentford, which is about a five minute walk to the ground.

This station is on the Waterloo to Reading line, which normally has services running every 15 minutes.

South Ealing (Piccadilly Line) is the nearest tube station to the ground.

It is then about a 15 minute walk to the ground along Ealing Road.

Note: The Blackburn away match has been moved back one day to Sunday 11th January 2015 – 2pm ko because of a Burnley Premier League match

Wolves Allstars fixtures

Mel Eves tells us the Allstars – who now include JC6 – are in action this weekend at Aldridge

WOLVES ALL STARS Sunday September 14th - 2pm Kick-Off - Stick & Wicket , Aldridge CC, The Green, Aldridge WS9 8NH v Walsall All Stars
This is a fund raising day for Walsall Phoenix AFC. Phoenix are one of the oldest amateur football clubs in the Midlands (formed 1897). They run all age groups from Academy to Vets. The club is charter standard. They have found costs rising over the last few years and have to put on fund raiser days such as this to keep afloat.

Next London Wolves outing Tuesday 21st October – a brewery tour

Roy has decided to risk his golden glowing reputation by organising the proverbial – yes it’s a p*** up in a brewery. Courtesy of Simon at Marstons it should be a Pedigree experience. The trip is before the evening match against on Tuesday 21st October before the Middlesborough match. Meet at 4pm at the brewery. The tour takes approximately 45 minutes so there will be time for sampling! Roy has approximately 5 places available so please contact him asap if you wish to go social@londonwolves.com There is a three part series on Friday evenings on channel 5 at 8pm on Marston’s.

John Hartson Dinner

Roy and JohnEeek attended the John Hartson dinner organised by Jason Guy which raised over £3000 for Breakthrough Breast Cancer. Donations are still welcome at www.justgiving.com/lucy-jason

Phone covers:

James Muddiman is making phone covers with a great picture of the Golden Palace; tweet to @JKMartwork – you can view it at https://twitter.com/JKMartwork/status/508657647198171136/photo/1 or jkmuddimanart.co.uk or jkmuddiman@hotmail.com

http://footballstadiumvirtualtours.co.uk/wolves/ The new Wolves Molineux virtual tour.

125 Years of Molineux

Attached is a copy of the downloadable brochure – an extract from the excellent programme – celebrating 125 years at the Golden Palace. Many fans tweeted in their experience for that but Wolves are now asking

“We now want to hear more from supporters looking back over their time supporting the club in terms of memories of their first ever game. We would then like to feature those memories on the official website and club’s social media channels over the coming weeks. If you wish to share your experiences of your first ever Wolves game, please click the link here to answer the questions and – if possible – e-mail an accompanying photograph to jamilabrown@wolves.co.uk Read more at http://www.wolves.co.uk/news/article/20140909-my-first-game-1904630.aspx#RwdBlSQFjeYqT5a4.99 “

The Express & Star also published 125th anniversary editions on the 5th and 6th of September which you can still access if you are an on-line subscriber.

Thanks to Peter Abbott for this link to a 15 minute tour on video by Paul Gardner of the North Bank – circa 1989-90

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grmAzF1vBXo&feature=player_embedded

Don’t forget our book competition

Dirty Northern B*st*rds and Other tales from the Terraces.

A great new book of fan chants – back as far as Elgar and a freebie against the tractor boys from the author. The book is available printed or digital

and you can win a copy too

Tim Marshall is the Diplomatic Editor for Sky News and wrote

WOLVES

Things are looking up. You got rid of, Hard To Sing His Name - Michael Ihiekwe, and brought in, Massive Potential For A Good Chant - Rajiv van La Parra. Mid table respectability beckons.

I’m glad you held on to Nouha Dicko and Bakary Sako because the song for them is tops, even if you did steal it from Man City and their legendary Toure brothers chant.

Then again, apart from Sunderland, all football fans are magpies. You’re allowed to nick songs. We all do it. Last season Brentford nicked ‘Knees Up Mother Brown’. They were already promoted and news came through of Fulham’s relegation. Up went the song - ‘Bees up - Fulham down’. Genius in short form.

I’m confident Wolves fans will rise to challenge of the 2014/15 season. While researching my book ‘Dirty Northern Bastards’ I came across many a top chant from Molineux including references to bus stops in Aston, Tesco carrier bags, and the idea that West Bromwich is not the ideal place to live despite its local amenities and proximity to travel routes including the M5.

Wolves get a few mentions in the book but mostly due to the chant written by one of your most famous fans – Edward Elgar. His ‘He banged the leather for goal’ never went down as well as the tune to Land of Hope and Glory (which he also wrote) but it did provide me with the image of Elgar, chest puffed out, standing on a stanchion and leading the South Bank in a chant of ‘Who art thou?’

In 1898 the Times were a bit sniffy about the song writing that ‘the melody may be complex for the Grandstand’ which is a bloody cheek seeing as I’ve heard you on the telly getting your tonsils round Verdi’s ‘La donna e mobile’ from Rigoletto with ‘Your ground too big for you’.

But what’s with the ‘We all f*cking hate Leeds!’ and ‘We all hate Leeds scum!’ songs? Given that a favourite Leeds song is ‘We’re Leeds United – we don’t give a f*ck’ it’s not a problem you singing that – it’s just -why do you care so much?

Anyway, welcome back to the Championship, which as we know, is the new Premiership. As you’re back you get to play Ipswich again – so here’s one for free. If their keeper, Dean Gerken, lets one in in an embarrassing manner, you may well wish to further embarrass him with ‘Stayed in a burger, you should have stayed in a burger’.

Tim Marshall’s’ Dirty Northern Bastards and other Tales from the Terraces’ is on sale now

http://www.amazon.co.uk/22Dirty-Northern-Bastards-Other-Terraces/dp/1783960604

Tim’s twitter account is @itwitius and the publishers are at @eandtbooks

To win a copy of the book either give the answer to this question to Dave Slape or enter on-line at http://www.londonwolves.com/comps.html

You might recall that we ran a competition to win a t-shirt with Elgar’s chant, “He kicked the leather for goal”, on it – but who was Elgar talking about in this first ever footy chant?

The competition closes at 1pm on Saturday September 20th before the Trotters match. Usual rules apply – one winner drawn from all correct entries.

Here are the details again for Old Gold Glory

Old Gold Glory Fanzine

LW member Graham Large is starting new fanzine with a focus on nostalgia. The first issue focuses on the 1974 League Cup Final and includes interviews with Wolves Captain Mike Bailey and hero of the day, Gary Pierce, amongst others. The fanzine will be printed and digital and available on subscription. Details are on the oldgoldglory.co.uk website but Graham wrote on Molineux Mix


Next week sees the launch of a new retro magazine for Wolves fans.

Issue 1 of Old Gold Glory was sent to print earlier today and will be available from Friday 29th August 2014 in both print and digital formats. The debut issue is dedicated to the 40th anniversary of Wolves’ famous League Cup final victory against Manchester City and will include exclusive interviews with all nine surviving members of the 1974 side. This will be supplemented by columns written by former Wolves players Mel Eves and Gerry O’Hara, former Express & Star Wolves correspondent David Harrison and Daily Mirror Online Sports writer Alex Richards. You can purchase your print copy at Wolverhampton Books and Collectibles on Victoria Street in Wolverhampton City Centre, or you can buy both print and digital copies online at www.oldgoldglory.co.uk, where you can also subscribe for the whole season.
If you are interested in writing for Old Gold Glory, or even selling the magazine on match days, please contact graham@oldgoldglory.co.uk for further information.

Graham is offering a discount for London Wolves members:

- 4 issue Digital subscription (£5) - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=TK2EYVPXELAQ4

- 4 issue Print subscription (£9) - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=N4JAAUVBTELCS

Graham is happy to come to the Bluebrick to meet the London train (i.e. after 12) as well as the Great Western to deliver print copies rather than wait for the post or to take cash subscriptions. To subscribe visit the links above or send a cheque with your name and address to Graham Large, 10 York Gardens, Wolverhampton WV3 9BY.

Also, if you have a great story to tell about an experience of Wolves Graham is always interested to see if you can feature in an article.

FSF Southern Area Meeting

FSF Chief Executive Kevin Miles will make an appearance at the next Southern Division which takes place in ‘Arry’s Bar at The Den, Millwall, SE16 3LN on Sunday 21st September (buffet midday, KO 12.30pm). - See more at: http://www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/fsf-southern-division-meeting-sunday-21st-september#sthash.HpGiotsc.dpuf

The FSF are continuing their away fan surveys and bringing focus on the Police insistence on “Bubble”s for away fans treating fans like criminals.



August 2014


Well, that was a short break! Peter Abbott has only seen 13, or is it 20, matches so far this season as well as taken a holiday and already all three sides relegated from the Premier League have been seen off. For the second London match in succession a London Wolves mascot brought home the points – Pam’s grandson Alfie -and congratulations to our 2013-14 Player of the Season, Kevin McDonald on his Scotland call-up. There’s a video of George Saville, today’s new signing from Chelski here http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2014/08/26/wolves-close-in-on-chelseas-george-saville/ Roy has also announced a Brewery visit before the Boro match.

Lots of publications for you to keep you amused through the international break next week.

Alfie at the Cottage

Congratulations to Pam Tetlow whose grandson Alfie led the team out at Craven Cottage for the 1-0 win against Fulham. Following Tommy’s stint at the Orient, Alfie kept up the winning tradition (pictures from Mark Feehan and Rob Goddard) – More at http://www.londonwolves.com/aug14.html#Fulham

Next London Wolves outing Tuesday 21st October

Roy has decided to risk his golden glowing reputation by organising the proverbial – yes - it’s a p*** up in a brewery. Courtesy of Simon at Marston's it should be a Pedigree experience. The trip is before the evening match against on Tuesday 21st October before the Middlesbrough match. Meet at 4pm at the brewery. The tour takes approximately 45 minutes so there will be time for sampling! Roy has approximately 5 places available so please contact him asap if you wish to go social@londonwolves.com

Old Gold Glory Fanzine

LW member Graham Large is starting new fanzine with a focus on nostalgia. The first issue focuses on the 1974 League Cup Final and includes interviews with Wolves Captain Mike Bailey and hero of the day, Gary Pierce, amongst others. The fanzine will be printed and digital and available on subscription. Details are on the oldgoldglory.co.uk website but Graham wrote on Molineux Mix


Next week sees the launch of a new retro magazine for Wolves fans.

Issue 1 of Old Gold Glory was sent to print earlier today and will be available from Friday 29th August 2014 in both print and digital formats. The debut issue is dedicated to the 40th anniversary of Wolves’ famous League Cup final victory against Manchester City and will include exclusive interviews with all nine surviving members of the 1974 side. This will be supplemented by columns written by former Wolves players Mel Eves and Gerry O’Hara, former Express & Star Wolves correspondent David Harrison and Daily Mirror Online Sports writer Alex Richards. You can purchase your print copy at Wolverhampton Books and Collectibles on Victoria Street in Wolverhampton City Centre, or you can buy both print and digital copies online at www.oldgoldglory.co.uk, where you can also subscribe for the whole season.
If you are interested in writing for Old Gold Glory, or even selling the magazine on match days, please contact graham@oldgoldglory.co.uk for further information.

Graham is offering a discount for London Wolves members:

- 4 issue Digital subscription (£5) - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=TK2EYVPXELAQ4

- 4 issue Print subscription (£9) - https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=N4JAAUVBTELCS

Graham is happy to come to the Bluebrick to meet the London train (i.e. after 12) as well as the Great Western to deliver print copies rather than wait for the post or to take cash subscriptions. To subscribe visit the links above or send a cheque with your name and address to Graham Large, 10 York Gardens, Wolverhampton WV3 9BY.

Also, if you have a great story to tell about an experience of Wolves Graham is always interested to see if you can feature in an article.

Dirty Northern B*st*rds and Other tales from the Terraces.

A great new book of fan chants – back as far as Elgar and a freebie against the tractor boys from the author. The book is available printed or digital

and you can win a copy too

Tim Marshall is the Diplomatic Editor for Sky News and wrote

WOLVES

Things are looking up. You got rid of, Hard To Sing His Name - Michael Ihiekwe, and brought in, Massive Potential For A Good Chant - Rajiv van La Parra. Mid table respectability beckons.

I’m glad you held on to Nouha Dicko and Bakary Sako because the song for them is tops, even if you did steal it from Man City and their legendary Toure brothers chant.

Then again, apart from Sunderland, all football fans are magpies. You’re allowed to nick songs. We all do it. Last season Brentford nicked ‘Knees Up Mother Brown’. They were already promoted and news came through of Fulham’s relegation. Up went the song - ‘Bees up - Fulham down’. Genius in short form.

I’m confident Wolves fans will rise to challenge of the 2014/15 season. While researching my book ‘Dirty Northern Bastards’ I came across many a top chant from Molineux including references to bus stops in Aston, Tesco carrier bags, and the idea that West Bromwich is not the ideal place to live despite its local amenities and proximity to travel routes including the M5.

Wolves get a few mentions in the book but mostly due to the chant written by one of your most famous fans – Edward Elgar. His ‘He banged the leather for goal’ never went down as well as the tune to Land of Hope and Glory (which he also wrote) but it did provide me with the image of Elgar, chest puffed out, standing on a stanchion and leading the South Bank in a chant of ‘Who art thou?’

In 1898 the Times were a bit sniffy about the song writing that ‘the melody may be complex for the Grandstand’ which is a bloody cheek seeing as I’ve heard you on the telly getting your tonsils round Verdi’s ‘La donna e mobile’ from Rigoletto with ‘Your ground too big for you’.

But what’s with the ‘We all f*cking hate Leeds!’ and ‘We all hate Leeds scum!’ songs? Given that a favourite Leeds song is ‘We’re Leeds United – we don’t give a f*ck’ it’s not a problem you singing that – it’s just -why do you care so much?

Anyway, welcome back to the Championship, which as we know, is the new Premiership. As you’re back you get to play Ipswich again – so here’s one for free. If their keeper, Dean Gerken, lets one in in an embarrassing manner, you may well wish to further embarrass him with ‘Stayed in a burger, you should have stayed in a burger’.

Tim Marshall’s’ Dirty Northern Bastards and other Tales from the Terraces’ is on sale now

http://www.amazon.co.uk/22Dirty-Northern-Bastards-Other-Terraces/dp/1783960604

Tim’s twitter account is @itwitius and the publishers are at @eandtbooks

To win a copy of the book either give the answer to this question to Dave Slape or enter on-line at http://www.londonwolves.com/comps.html

You might recall that we ran a competition to win a t-shirt with Elgar’s chant, “He kicked the leather for goal”, on it – but who was Elgar talking about in this first ever footy chant?

The competition closes at 1pm on Saturday September 20th before the Trotters match. Usual rules apply – one winner drawn from all correct entries.

There is a great write-up on the Waterstones site here http://www.waterstones.com/blog/2014/08/songs-from-the-sideline/#more-59741 and chants from the book can be heard at www.fanchants.com/dnb and the digital edition imbeds links to them

And, in preparation, at last, a fan based book on the Sherpa Van Trophy win – Wolves fan Tim Gibbons writes

I writing a book from a fans view of Wolves’ Sherpa Van Trophy final success, the book will be self-published and will contain views from fans, funny stories, fans photos and a section detailing the players that were involved in the final. From looking on your website, I was noticed that you promoted the Sherpa Van reunion dinner held at Molineux on 25th September 2008. Do you have any photographs from the event, that could be used in my book. Ideally a photograph showing all the players at the event or similar. I would give acknowledgement in the book to who has provided the photographs and a link to your website within the book.

I would also welcome any stories/memories that London wolves supporters have of the game/day.

If you are interested in more information on the book, please visit my website dedicated to the book http://sherpawolves.wix.com/1988

Best wishes,

Tim Gibbons

Please contact Tim directly at sherpawolves@outlook.com if you can help with memories / pictures of the final or the campaign.

Wolves Programmes

Adrian Steele writes:

Due to ill health and pending work issues I'm pruning my programme collection, one such section is my Wolves stuff. Dating back to very early 70's (when I first went to Molineux) I have got majority of homes and aways since then. If you can ask anyone to send a list of what they require I'll be more than happy to help out. Very reasonable prices.
Thanks for your time
Adrian Steele botanybaykid@yahoo.co.uk


Frank’s for the Memory

Dave Instone started shipping copies of the books out last week, and some of you may have got your copy directly from Dave at the Bluebrick before the Cardiff match. If you haven’t bought your copy yet details are here http://www.londonwolves.com/books.html

Wolves Allstars fixtures

Mel Eves tells us the Allstars – who now include JC6 – are in action this weekend at Stafford and in again in three weeks time – so a long weekend this weekend and a stopover on the way back from BlackpoolWOLVES ALL STARS

Sunday August 31st - 3pm Kick-Off - Stafford Town FC Evans Park, Riverway, Stafford ST16 3TH v Stafford All Stars - (Staff from St George's Hospital and members of Sports Group). We are raising funds for the awareness of Mental Health issues in Sport. This is being arranged by David Banks who a very keen Wolves fan in Stafford who is part of the mental health team and a community worker for South Staffs NHS Trust.

Sunday September 14th - 2pm Kick-Off - Stick & Wicket , Aldridge CC, The Green, Aldridge WS9 8NH v Walsall All Stars
This is a fund raising day for Walsall Phoenix AFC. Phoenix are one of the oldest amateur football clubs in the Midlands (formed 1897). They run all age groups from Academy to Vets. The club is charter standard. They have found costs rising over the last few years and have to put on fund raiser days such as this to keep afloat.

FSF news

A full set of activities from the federation for August including AGMs, continuing pressure on ticket prices, more political support for safe standing and good news for the Sky Blues. All at www.FSF.org.uk

and finally, apropos of nothing to do with football, Brian contributed the attached set of jokes which are nearly as good as Dave’s.




July 2014


Peter has finished his marathon task of booking travel for the first two months, with engineering works in August.  Please let him know your travel requirements as soon as you can.   We hope to have the Newsletter available for those who have requested a printed copy at the AGM next week, when you can also learn who you voted our Player of the Season for 2013-14

AGM is next Saturday

Time to book your travel - details for August and September from Peter W

Charity football match at Stourbridge FC with JC6 and Bully Sun 28th Sept from 12:30

Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2014-15 great discount from FSF

Franks For The Memory – pre-order (and add your name to tributes) period ends July 18th

Events – Dickens Walk July 5th (pictures on website http://www.londonwolves.com/walk14.html) John Hartson Dinner 21st August and FSF events – AGM Wembley July 27; fair prices march Regents Park August 14th

Blackburn match moved back one day to Sunday 11th Jan – 2pm ko plus revised list of fixtures

 

AGM next Saturday July 12th at Brockley Social Club 3pm-7pm

 

Agenda


1  Apologies for absence


2 Chairman’s Address


3  Minutes of 2013 AGM


4 Matters arising


5 Secretary’s report


6 Treasurer’s report


7 Travel Secretary’s report


8 Social Secretary’s report


9 Newsletter Editor’s report


10 Website Editor’s report


11 Election of Officers


12 Membership fee


13 Any other business


 


Nearest station Brockley (London Bridge line)

 

 

Travel details August and September

Here are the provisional travel details for August/September matches.  Please contact Peter Woodifield peteraw@globalnet.co.uk to book tickets and travel.  Peter warns: There are planned engineering works on the Euston line during August, so we will be travelling from Marylebone for the Norwich and Cardiff home games on 10th and 23rd August. Any member wishing to travel on these trips please  let the Travel Secretary know by latest 26th July.  

 

Home matches

 

Sat 2nd August v Celta Vigo (PSF 3pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return   - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

 

Sun 10th August v Norwich City (4pm Live on Sky)

 

Outward - Depart Marylebone 10:06 Arrive Birmingham Moor St 11:53

              -  Depart Birmingham New St 12:20 Arrive Wolverhampton 12:37

Return    - Depart Wolverhampton 18:41 Arrive Leamington Spa 19:37

              -  Depart Leamington Spa 19:57 Arrive Marylebone 21:50

 

Tue 12th August v Northampton Capital Cup 1st Round (7:45pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 13:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:37

Return    - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 01:15

 

Sat 23rd August v Cardiff (3pm)

 

Outward - Depart Marylebone 09:06 Arrive Birmingham Moor St 10:56

               - Depart Birmingham New St 11:23 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:41

Return    - Depart Wolverhampton 17:59 Arrive Birmingham New St 18:17

              - Depart Birmingham New St 18:33 Arrive Leamington Spa 18:58

              - Depart Leamington Spa 19:17 Arrive Marylebone 20:40

 

Sat 30th August v Blackburn (3pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

 

Sat 20th September v Bolton (3pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 09:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 18:45 Arrive Euston 20:55

 

Tue 30th September v Huddersfield (7:45pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 13:43 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:37

Return - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 01:15

 

Away matches

 

Sat 16th August v Rotherham (3pm)

 

Outward - Depart St Pancras 08:57 Arrive Sheffield 10:58

              - Depart Sheffield 11:14 Arrive Rotherham 11;28

Return   - Depart Rotherham 17:27 Arrive Sheffield 17:41

             - Depart Sheffield 17;49 Arrive St Pancras 20;00

Fare TBC

 

Wed 20th August v Fulham (8pm)

 

No Official Club trip. The nearest tube station is Putney Bridge, which is on the District Line. The ground is about a fifteen minute walk. Turn left out of the station and then walk through Bishops Park along the riverbank to the ground.

 

Sat 13th September v Blackpool (3pm)

 

Outward - Depart Euston 09:30 Arrive Preston 11:38

              - Depart Preston 11:48 Arrive Blackpool 12:15

Return   - Depart Blackpool 18:21 Arrive Preston 18:49

             - Depart Preston 19:01 Arrive Euston 21:38

Fare TBC

 

Tue 16th September v Charlton (7:45pm)

 

No official club trip arranged. The ground is about 5 mins walk from Charlton Railway Station. Trains run from London Bridge & Charing X mainline stations. Journey time approx 20 mins. Turn right outside station & cross over road. Take first turning on the left, Floyd Road & then right into Valley Grove for away fans entrance.Alternatively take the underground to North Greenwich (Jubilee line), & it is then a short bus ride to the ground. (Buses 161, 472 or 486).


 


Sat 27th September v Reading (3pm)

 

Reading railway station is situated just over three miles away from the Madejski Stadium. Probably the easiest way to get to the ground is to catch the F1 'Football Special' bus, which leaves just down from the nearby bus station, from 1pm for Saturday afternoon games.

 

Note: The Blackburn away match has been moved back one day to Sunday 11th January 2015 – 2pm ko because of a Burnley Premier League match

 

 

Charity Football match at Sun 28th September in aid of Russell Hall Hospital Children’s and Adults’ emergency units.  Gates open from 12:30, celebrities from 1pm including Jody Craddock and Bully.  Admission £3 adults and children under 12 are free.    For details and updates follow @DGNHSCFootball on Twitter.

DGNHS charity match

 

Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2014-15 great discount from FSF (even cheaper than Amazon) http://fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/sky-sports-football-yearbook-2014-15FootballYearbook2013-14

Dear Member,



It's that time of year again and we are now taking pre-orders for this seasons Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2014-15 which is released 14th August 2014.  You can buy the Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2014-15 from the FSF for only £23.50 Hardback (RRP £40) and £14 Paperback (RRP £25).  For more information on how to order please visit our website here. http://fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/sky-sports-football-yearbook-2014-15

Kind regards

Football Supporters' Federation

  

Nina Donkin

The Football Supporters' Federation 1 Ashmore Terrace, Stockton Road, Sunderland, SR2 7DE  Tel: 0330 44 000 44 |Web:  www.fsf.org.uk |Email: info@fsf.org.uk To Join or Donate to the FSF please visit our website at www.fsf.org.uk

 

A nice A3 poster of Molineux is available here https://www.facebook.com/JkMuddimanArt/photos/a.151497831694511.1073741828.151169255060702/297882077056085/?type=1&theater  There is a link on our  Facebook page

 

Frank’s For The Memory


At last, Waggy’s tales of Big Frank is nearly here - the 208-page hard-back publication has none other than Dave Wagstaffe as its author - never before has one Wolves player written a book about another - and is due out in August.    Waggy had badgered Frank Munro to tell his story for ages, but, sadly, their passing in the last two years meant it wasn’t completed.  However Thomas Publications havFrank_Munro_Ronnie_Allen_55ke taken on the completion and they are adding a special 'In Tribute To Frank' section at the back with subscriber names now being taken for the eagerly-awaited forthcoming biography of Frank Munro.

Frank's For The Memory – a name chosen by Frank and Waggy - was compiled by Waggy as a follow-up to the highly entertaining autobiography he penned several years ago (“Waggy’s Tales”). He was Frank's closest mate both in the Molineux dressing room and following the defender's return from Australia and chatted through his career with him during countless visits to his various homes.  David Instone assures us that it's a terrific read - even if Bill McGarry might not have been too impressed with everything in it! – but there are references to London Wolves.  He tells us that editor Steve Gordos has kindly agreed to donate his fee to two of the charities close to the duo's heart.   

Anyone wishing to have their names in a special 'In Tribute To Frank' section at the back need only pre-purchase their copy at the standard price of £14.99 with free UK P&P. To reserve your copy and have your name, or that of a family member or friend in the back for posterity, please send a cheque, made payable to Thomas Publications, to them at 26 Park End, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7JG by July 18th 2014. If you wish to discuss alternative methods of payment, please email David Instone (instone@blueyonder.co.uk) to do so.

  


London Wolves walk in Dickens’ London.  Another brilliant Castromic Tour – some pictures (of first half) now on website at http://www.londonwolves.com/walk14.html  The 2013 walk (South Bank) pix are also on the main site, earlier walks have been moved to the archive site which still has some formatting problems.  There are links here http://www.londonwolves.com/walks.html

 

AGM at Brockley Social Club 240 Brockley Road, London SE4 2SU Nearest Stations Brockley and Crofton Park.  Served by 171, 172 buses.  3pm-7pm Saturday July 12th – bar open much earlier with the usual excellent and well priced beer!  As is customary there will be plenty of food for quaffing too.  Please try to take part and have your say

 

John Hartson with Sludge Lees dinner at Wolves players’ favourite hotel – The Mount in Tettenhall - Thursday 21st August 7:30 in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer.  London Wolves have reserved a table – please book your place with Roy.  Price £35-£40.

 

Football Supporters’ Federation events

AGM The Football Supporters’ Federation and Supporters Direct will host the joint annual Supporters Summit in London, at Wembley Stadium, on 26th July 2014. The event brings fans together from across the UK and Europe, from clubs and supporter organisations, to debate the issues at the heart of the game. Please see our Supporters Summit website for more information on what the day will involve.  The AGM’s of both organisations will be held on Friday 25th July at Wembley Stadium (the FSF's takes place at 4.30pm). The FSF appreciate that some members might only want to attend the FSF AGM rather than the full Supporters Summit. Members can register for the FSF AGM only via the same registration process as the Supporters Summit http://www.supporterssummit.co.uk/   For information on Registration, National Council Elections and how to submit an AGM Motion please see the website. WWLSC are affiliated to FSF.

 

Fans to march on Premier League and Football League demanding “Affordable football for all!” on Thursday 14th August 2014.  The Football Supporters’ Federation will lead fans from dozens of clubs demanding that Premier League and Football League clubs reduce ticket prices.  Supporters will meet in Regent’s Park at 1pm to hear from prominent voices in the fan movement before marching on the Premier League and Football League HQ at 30 Gloucester Place (W1U 8PL).  For more information please visit the website http://fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/save-the-date-fans-to-march-on-plfl-hq   Anyone wishing to join can register their attendance at events@fsf.org.uk

 

 

Pre-season fixtures

Wolves pre-season friendlies – please let Peter Woodifield know if you wish to go to see if travel can be arranged

Fri July 11th v Cheltenham Town (away)

Mon July 14th v Shamrock Rovers (away) Ireland

Wed 16th July v Bohemians (away) Ireland

Tue 22nd July v Peterborough (away)

Tue 22nd July v Telford (away) U21/Development Squad

Fri 25th July v Margate (away U21/Development Squad

Sat 26th July v Crewe (away)

Tue 29th July v Oxford Utd (away)

Sat 2nd August v Celta Vigo (home)

Capital One Cup Fixture

Tuesday 12th August (probably) home versus Northampton Town.  7:45pm Kick off.

SkyBet Championship Fixtures

Sky Bet Championship

Matches are on Saturday unless stated WWLSC “home” matches in green; note that Fulham is Wednesday 8pm ko.

 

Sunday 10th Aug 4pm  Norwich City (h) live on Sky

16 Aug 15:00 Rotherham United (a)

Wed 20 Aug 20:00 Fulham (a)

23 Aug 15:00 Cardiff City (h)

30 Aug 15:00 Blackburn Rovers (h)

13 Sep 15:00 Blackpool (a)

Tue 16 Sep 19:45 Charlton Athletic (a)

20 Sep 15:00 Bolton Wanderers (h)

27 Sep 15:00 Reading (a)

30 Sep 19:45 Huddersfield Town (h)

04 Oct 15:00 Wigan Athletic (h)

18 Oct 15:00 Millwall (a)

Tue 21 Oct 19:45 Middlesbrough (h)

25 Oct 15:00 Leeds United (a)

01 Nov 15:00 Birmingham City (h)

Tue 04 Nov 19:45 Ipswich Town (a)

08 Nov 15:00 Derby County (a)

22 Nov 15:00 Nottingham Forest (h)

29 Nov 15:00 Brentford (a)

06 Dec 15:00 A.F.C. Bournemouth (h)

13 Dec 15:00 Sheffield Wednesday (a)

20 Dec 15:00 Brighton (h)

Fri 26 Dec 15:00 Watford (a)

Sun 28 Dec 15:00 Brentford (h)

Sun 11 Jan 14:00 Blackburn Rovers (a)

17 Jan 15:00 Blackpool (h)

24 Jan 15:00 Charlton Athletic (h)

31 Jan 15:00 Bolton Wanderers (a)

07 Feb 15:00 Reading (h)

Tue 10 Feb 19:45 Huddersfield Tn (a)

14 Feb 15:00 Norwich City (a) (well, home for the Chairman)

21 Feb 15:00 Rotherham United (h)

Tue 24 Feb 19:45 Fulham (h)

28 Feb 15:00 Cardiff City (a)

Tue 03 Mar 19:45 Bournemouth (a)

07 Mar 15:00 Watford (h)

14 Mar 15:00 Brighton (a)

Tue 17 Mar 19:45 Sheffield Weds (h)

21 Mar 15:00 Derby County (h)

04 Apr 15:00 Nottingham Forest (a)

06 Apr 15:00 Leeds United (h)

11 Apr 15:00 Birmingham City (a)

Tue 14 Apr 19:45 Middlesbrough (a)

18 Apr 15:00 Ipswich Town (h)

25 Apr 15:00 Wigan Athletic (a)

02 May 15:00 Millwall (h)

 

 

Website – older material has been moved to an archive site at lwarchive.londonwolves.com The new site has links from relevant pages to the appropriate pages on the archive site and the archive site also has a link at the top right of each page back to the main site.  Any errors you spot – please let me know.  The photos from the Thames (Teddington) walk have been damaged and need reloading, for example

 




June 2014

The Football League have released the fixtures for the coming SkyBet Football League Championship, but, of course, these are subject to change for television purposes.

Rajiv van la Parra '' Heerenveen Hero'' signed a three year contract on 10th June: http://youtu.be/D5XR0JPz42s another fast young player who should add to the excitement at Molineux. Also Tommy Rowe has signed http://www.wolves.co.uk/news/article/rowe-highlights-appeal-of-wolves-030614-1597575.aspx while both Dave Edwards (aka Duracell Dave) and Richard (the Stears) Stearman have both signed two year extensions.

London Wolves summer 2014 magazine

Steve’s excellent magazine will be with you soon – it is all ready to go – with just the fixture page being added. Included in this edition – a tribute to Bert and to the record breaking Champions, a review of Wolves Women’s season by “the little blonde one”, pictures from many of Roy’s oustanding social season events, Match Reports including Jody’s brilliant testimonial at Molineux with Craddocks galore on the score sheet (and no Phillips) and see if you can work out which match report carries the perhaps immortal line “(it just goes to show not even God is always ready to give the Pope a helping hand)”.

Frank’s For The Memory

At last, Waggy’s tales of Big Frank is nearly here - the 208-page hard-back publication has none other than Dave Wagstaffe as its author - never before has one Wolves player written a book about another - and is due out in August. Waggy had badgered Frank Munro to tell his story for ages, but, sadly, their passing in the last two years meant it wasn’t completed. However Thomas Publications have taken on the completion and they are adding a special 'In Tribute To Frank' section at the back with subscriber names now being taken for the eagerly-awaited forthcoming biography of Frank Munro.

Frank's For The Memory – a name chosen by Frank and Waggy - was compiled by Waggy as a follow-up to the highly entertaining autobiography he penned several years ago (“Waggy’s Tales”). He was Frank's closest mate both in the Molineux dressing room and following the defender's return from Australia and chatted through his career with him during countless visits to his various homes. David Instone assures us that it's a terrific read - even if Bill McGarry might not have been too impressed with everything in it! – but there are references to London Wolves. He tells us that editor Steve Gordos has kindly agreed to donate his fee to two of the charities close to the duo's heart.

Anyone wishing to have their names in a special 'In Tribute To Frank' section at the back need only pre-purchase their copy at the standard price of £14.99 with free UK P&P. To reserve your copy and have your name, or that of a family member or friend in the back for posterity, please send a cheque, made payable to Thomas Publications, to them at 26 Park End, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7JG by July 18th 2014. If you wish to discuss alternative methods of payment, please email David Instone (instone@blueyonder.co.uk) to do so.

'Three Lions and an Anorak: an England World Cup Quiz Odyssey' The authors of this super quiz book Andrew &Anita Clark have put copies on special offer. Before England’s second fixture of the World Cup Thursday 19th , they are reducing the price of the book to £3.99 (inclusive of postage) when bought directly from the authors via the following Amazon link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Three-Lions-Anorak-England-Odyssey/dp/1907516301/ref=aag_m_pw_dp?ie=UTF8&m=A1F97A5YM38X48 The price will be reduced at five o’clock and remain at £3.99 until the Uruguay versus England game kicks off at eight o’clock.

Despite its title, ‘three lions and an anorak’ is not just for anoraks! While admittedly the round ‘Did I Not Know That!’ is devoted to the more obscure England World Cup facts that only a true anorak will know, there is plenty for everyone. England’s World Cup songs, for instance, are covered in the round ‘We’re Singing for England!’ while some of our more infamous World Cup misdemeanours feature in ‘Infamy, Infamy, the Ref’s Got it in For Me!’ Other rounds include ‘Young Lions’, ‘Paying the Penalty’ (of course!), ‘1966 and All That’ and ‘Around the World in 14 Finals’. Overall, the book is organised into thirty themed rounds of varied questions and is light-hearted, quirky and entertaining. There is a ‘Look Inside’ facility on Amazon that allows you to view the Contents page of the book and also see the first two rounds of questions to whet your appetite. Any England fan will thoroughly enjoy the book and it will be an essential accessory at any World Cup party.

Competition

Congratulations to Stephen Goodey who won the copy of FIFA14 naming Ryan Green as the youngest Wales player in 1998. Ryan only made 8 appearances for Wolves and is currently at Port Talbot Town. His prize was fulfilled by the high street electronic store Cash Generator.

Events

London Wolves walk in Dickens’ London. Meet at the Penderel’s Oak 283-288 High Holborn WC1V 7HP for breakfast by 11am. Saturday July 5th

AGM at Brockley Social Club 240 Brockley Road, London SE4 2SU Nearest Stations Brockley and Crofton Park. Served by 171, 172 buses. 3pm-7pm Saturday July 12th – bar open much earlier with the usual excellent and well priced beer! As is customary there will be plenty of food for quaffing too. Please try to take part and have your say

John Hartson with Sludge Lees dinner at Wolves players’ favourite hotel – The Mount in Tettenhall - Thursday 21st August 7:30 in aid of Breakthrough Breast Cancer. London Wolves have reserved a table – please book your place with Roy. Price £35-£40.

Football Supporters’ Federation events

AGM The Football Supporters’ Federation and Supporters Direct will host the joint annual Supporters Summit in London, at Wembley Stadium, on 26th July 2014. The event brings fans together from across the UK and Europe, from clubs and supporter organisations, to debate the issues at the heart of the game. Please see our Supporters Summit website for more information on what the day will involve. The AGM’s of both organisations will be held on Friday 25th July at Wembley Stadium (the FSF's takes place at 4.30pm). The FSF appreciate that some members might only want to attend the FSF AGM rather than the full Supporters Summit. Members can register for the FSF AGM only via the same registration process as the Supporters Summit http://www.supporterssummit.co.uk/ For information on Registration, National Council Elections and how to submit an AGM Motion please see the website. WWLSC are affiliated to FSF.

Fans to march on Premier League and Football League demanding “Affordable football for all!” on Thursday 14th August 2014. The Football Supporters’ Federation will lead fans from dozens of clubs demanding that Premier League and Football League clubs reduce ticket prices. Supporters will meet in Regent’s Park at 1pm to hear from prominent voices in the fan movement before marching on the Premier League and Football League HQ at 30 Gloucester Place (W1U 8PL). For more information please visit the website http://fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/save-the-date-fans-to-march-on-plfl-hq Anyone wishing to join can register their attendance at events@fsf.org.uk

Pre-season fixtures

Wolves pre-season friendlies – please let Peter Woodifield know if you wish to go to see if travel can be arranged

Capital One Cup Fixture

SkyBet Championship Fixtures here


May 2014

Congratulations to Kenny for (rightly) winning the LMA League 1 manager of the year, although he had to share it with Russell Slade; it did look as though George Gavin seemed a bit intimidated when KJ did the summarising for the first play off semi. Congratulations to the Os and the Millers on their Wembley trip.

We’ve teamed up with the Cash Generator Gaming team to give you the chance to win Fifa 14!

All you have to do to be in with a chance to win, is to answer this simple question:

“In 1998, which Wolves player became the youngest to be capped by Wales?”

For existing or new members, correct entries will be entered twice – to double your chances of winning! To enter, just email the name of the Wolves player to comp@londonwolves.com – please use the subject FIFA14.

The Winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries, and will receive a copy of the game on the platform of their choice (Xbox 360 / PS3 / PS4 / PSP / PC / Xbox One / PS2 / PS Vita / Wii / 3DS) (and, no, the question was not set up just for Roy). We do not pass on email addresses other than that of the winner to fulfil the prize. The competition closes with the final whistle of the League 1 Play Off final on Sunday 25th May 2014 and the winner will be notified on Monday 26th.

These details are also on the website at http://www.londonwolves.com/#fifa14

June 2014 Newsletter

Steve is preparing a bumper edition with his usual juicy match reports (with slape-quality title puns) which include the highly successful JC6testimonial where Jody’s son Toby scored a winning penalty and Kevin Phillips took his final boos at Molineux as well as the party at Brisbane Road led out by young Tommy. It also features the many recent and excellent social events arranged by Roy and much more. It will be published after the Football League release the Championship fixtures (9:00am Wednesday June 18th).

Some Dates for your diary

London Wolves Dickens Walk

Geoff writes: Following a pleasant stroll along the Thames last year, we have "Great Expectations" for the Wolves walk this July. Join "Our Mutual Friend" Geoff on a tour of Dickens' London and check out the many places where Charles Dickens lived and worked and used as the basis for many of his novels. There will be MANY opportunities to stop at interesting real ale pubs en-route, not a "Bleak House" among'st them! So, no excuses about being on "Hard Times", come and join us on Saturday 5th July meeting at "The Penderels Oak", 283-288 High Holborn, at 11am - or earlier if you wish as the pub opens at 8am - for a 12 noon start. Nearest stations are Chancery lane on the Central line and Holborn on the Central and Piccadilly lines.

Stad-MK inspired T-shirt

We heard from Gabe, an art student with a very nice t-shirt offer

Hello, my name is Gabriel Cuthbert, I have recently started a clothing company called "Art of Football". I have created a Wolves design to celebrate their promotion, it is from the away match to MK Dons. I am a 19 yr old art student therefore my marketing funds are limited, it would therefore be fantastic and much appreciated if you could share this with your followers? http://art-of-football.com/collections/all/products/we-conquered-limited-edition

Wolves Allstars: Sunday August 3rd – 2pm – Darlaston Town FC Vs West Bromwich Albion All Stars

Mel writes: The cause is to raise funds to re-form Darlaston Town Football Club. Darlaston Town Football Club formed in 1874 folded in June 2013. A Community Interest Company (Limited by Guarantee) was set up in September 2013 with the aim of raising funds to re-form and run the club for the 2014/15 season.

and, in case you haven’t seen it... James Henry Bakary Sako and David Davis took on Fantasy Football's two-footed corner challenge. http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/tv-shows/the-fantasy-football-club/9304468/two-footed-corner-challenge-wolves

leaving a final abbswolf pub-quiz question – Wolves beat every one of the other teams in League 1 at least once apart from one – who were they? No prizes for this one though!


April 2014

First, congratulations to Kenny for finishing off an outstanding month by winning the Sky Bet League One manager of the month award. P8 W6 D1 L1 and top all month.

You might recall Robert participating in the pre Bees match video. If anyone is interested in representing London Wolves at a three way session on Easter Saturday or Sunday with Os and Bees before the match on Sky on Easter Monday please let me know.

While we’re on the Os please give the Wolves mascot a special cheer when he leads the team out. When Dave, Stuart and Peter met Rupert from Wolves’ shirt sponsors What House on the train, he said we should do something with the shirts. He very generously allowed us to nominate the mascot for our last “home” match of the season in London. So big applause for John Webb’s grandson Tommy who as a home STH travels up to Molineux for all the home matches as well as many away games (including front row for the 3-0 v The Bees.)

Meet the Players

Stef has confirmed that he hasn’t been able to set this up for this year, so we’re sorry for the disappointment of missing out on one of the highlights of the year. LW felt that there might be too much at stake for a social event before Easter Monday.

Meet the riders Thursday 10th April in The Mall

We mentioned earlier that the landlord of the Fox at Shipley (Neil Taylor – @wolvesfox ) and Jason Guy (@wolvespremier) were joining the Paris – London cycle ride They’ve set off for Paris and expect to arrive back in the Mall on Thursday afternoon. Mark (@20markf) is planning to join them for the last mile – but would welcome any other London Wolves who can also get to the Mall to welcome them home. (Neil was also planning to run the Paris and London Marathons!) Neil is fundraising for the Birmingham Childrens’ hospital while with Jason’s partner Lucy undergoing breast cancer treatment he is supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer in Lucy’s name http://www.justgiving.com/Lucy-Jason Follow Mark or Neil or Jason on Twitter for updates

Player of the Season 2013-14 voting

Voting is now closed for London Wolves Player of the Season. We’ll let you know later what the presentation plan is and when Stuart will announce the result of a very closely run contest. Equally close is likely to be the Wolves club vote which is also an on-line vote (otherwise get a voting slip from the ticket office or megastore) here http://www.wolves.co.uk//news/article/fans-player-of-the-year-vote-launched-040414-1466769.aspx Voting closes on Sunday week. Unfortunately there’s not an “all of them” option.

The League 1 run-in

Rotherham are also one point behind the Os with a game in hand which is at the Blades on Tuesday.

Diary date – fixtures

The new season 2014-15 fixtures will be released by the Football League at 9am on Wednesday 18th June

TRAVEL UPDATE April and May


Bully’s (Bravaccio’s) before tomorrow’s Posh match

After the highly successful visit a few weeks ago Roy has again arranged another two meals for a tenner deal at Bully’s tomorrow

An evening with John Hartson

Roy has booked a London Wolves table at this great event for when the new season gets underway. Tickets will cost members £37. Roy is also making hotel arrangements. Jody’s testimonial chairman, Jason Guy, arranged this Sporting Dinner with John Hartson in August in aid of Breakthrough Cancer. John himself was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2009 and subsequently underwent successful chemotherapy and treatment despite it spreading to his lungs and brain and will be the guest speaker on Thursday 21st August 2014 at the Mount Hotel in Tettenhall, Wolves old players’ favourite haunt, to tell his amazing story. The “supporting” act is some-time Wolf Ian Sludge Lees. If you think you might be interested in attending please book with Roy or Dave. Jason is cycling from Paris to London in April which is also fundraising at http://www.justgiving.com/Lucy-Jason

DDCWWFCSC bash 3rd May

If you are also a member of Daventry - Coxy has booked dinner and a party in Northampton after the closing match of the season to celebrate. £32 for DDCWWFCSC members and £42 for non-members. Contact him directly with £10 deposit.

Wolves Allstars Fixtures

Mel writes:

The Allstars won on Sunday 16th March (2:1) raising £4000 for the Birmingham Children’s hospital, including Jody in the line-up. Jason Guy, however, did a Stevie Gerrard, and missed a penalty.

Sunday April 6th - 2.30pm - Bilston Town FC, Queen Street, Bilston v New Park Village Football Dvlpment Coaches XI

Our very own former Wolves Player ( and Wolves All Star) - Joe Jackson - is organising this great fund raiser for this really worthwhile Inner City Project. This is also to help support a connection with two schools in the Hanover area of Jamaica, where the coaches are visiting later this summer to work and coach the youngsters who are involved in a gang culture.

Sunday April 27th – 2pm – AFC Wulfrunians, Castlecroft Stadium, Castlecroft Road Vs Wolverhampton Sunday League Veterans - Supporting Breakthrough Breast Cancer

Following the diagnosis of Lucy Smith (Jason Guy’s partner) of Breast Cancer in May 2013, Jason and Lucy have worked tirelessly to raise funds for ‘Breakthrough Breast Cancer’ who in the words of the Doctor’s at the Nuffield Hospital who are treating Lucy are ‘pioneering in their research for the illness’. Last year Jason and Lucy raised £10,000 and are looking to match the amount this year. Lucy has undergone chemotherapy successfully and now begins an intensive course of radiotherapy.

Sunday August 3rd – 2pm – Darlaston Town FC Vs West Bromwich Albion All Stars

The cause is to raise funds to re-form Darlaston Town Football Club. Darlaston Town Football Club formed in 1874 folded in June 2013. A Community Interest Company (Limited by Guarantee) was set up in September 2013 with the aim of raising funds to re-form and run the club for the 2014/15 season.

Wear your shirt for the Bobby Moore fund – Friday 19th April

April is bowel cancer awareness month so let's get together to do something simple and help save lives. Join us on Friday April 11th and wear your football shirt with pride. It doesn't matter who you support, whether your team is top of the league or struggling in the relegation zone just get your football shirt on and make a £2 donation to help beat bowel cancer sooner. We've made great progress in tackling bowel cancer and since the Bobby Moore Fund was established in 1993, mortality rates have fallen by 30%. But we can't stop there as sadly 43 people die of bowel cancer every day in the UK, that's almost 4 football teams. So spread the word and rally your work mates to wear their footie shirts this April. You don't need to be athletic, it doesn't matter what city you live in, united we can raise even more money for pioneering bowel cancer research.

One day we'll make Bobby proud and beat bowel cancer. With your help we can do it sooner.

Best wishes,

The Bobby Moore Fund Team

Cancer Research UK

details here http://bobbymoorefund.cancerresearchuk.org/get-involved/football-shirt-friday/


March 2014

in this issue.....

First

Congratulations to all at Wolves and the Community team for being named Football League 1 Family Club of the Year. Also to the Wolves Ladies for two very good results recently. And also to Matt Grayson for his upside down apology to the fan whose shirt badge was the wrong way up (it’s on our Facebook page). And, of course, to 8,800 signing up for the MKDons awayday. Congratulations too to Jacqui Oatley (who came to see LW in the pub before he Crawley match) on the return of LKO and her bump due at the end of the season.

You might recall Robert participating in the pre Bees match video. If anyone is interested in representing London Wolves at a three way session in London on Easter Saturday or Sunday with Os and Bees before the match on Sky on Easter Monday please let me know as soon as you can

Bully’s (Bravaccio’s) before the Posh match

After the highly successful visit a few weeks ago Roy is arranging another “two meals for a tenner” deal at Bully’s. It will probably be before the Posh match – to be confirmed next week. Please book with Roy or Dave.

London Wolves Player of the Season 2013-14 vote

Well, Graham Turner wanted a draw on Saturday and got it, but it’s the sharp end of the season and time to start thinking about your vote for player of the season. At the moment Kevin McDonald is marginally ahead of Michael Jacobs and Carl Ikeme. Please let Dave Slape know your choice by 10th April or vote on the website by then (you’ll need your login – if you’ve forgotten it please email webmaster@londonwolves.com ) You can get a password reminder if you know your login. Login here http://www.londonwolves.com/html/members_only.html Vote here http://www.londonwolves.com/html/pots_vote.html

An evening with John Hartson

Roy has booked a London Wolves table at this great event for when the new season gets underway. Tickets will cost members £37. Roy is also making hotel arrangements. Jody’s testimonial chairman, Jason Guy, arranged this Sporting Dinner with John Hartson in August in aid of Breakthrough Cancer. John himself was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2009 and subsequently underwent successful chemotherapy and treatment despite it spreading to his lungs and brain and will be the guest speaker on Thursday 21st August 2014 at the Mount Hotel in Tettenhall, Wolves old players’ favourite haunt, to tell his amazing story. The “supporting” act is some-time Wolf Ian Sludge Lees. If you think you might be interested in attending please book with Roy or Dave. Jason is cycling from Paris to London in April which is also fundraising at http://www.justgiving.com/Lucy-Jason

NEC Memorabilia Show – Sunday 23rd March: 12noon til 4pm.

If any London Wolves members can’t make the show but would like to order one or both of these then please email Jason on jason@first4staff.net He’ll try to arrange that you can pick them up at Bravaccio’s if that is convenient.

Jason confirmed that he will have several members of the Wolves 1980 League Cup Final Winning Squad…

confirmed so far: Mel Eves, Colin Brazier, George Berry, Willie Carr and Geoff Palmer…(with hopefully more to follow) Signing…..


TRAVEL UPDATE April and May

Feb 2014

Stuart Hatwell

We were very sad to learn from Stuart’s brother Keith of his death after a short illness on February 3rd. Stuart and Keith have been Wolves supporters since the 50s (starting young!) and London Wolves members for a long time. Stuart and Keith are pictured here at one of their favourite WWLSC events, the Meet the Players, with Seyi George Olofinjana. This was the Glenn Hoddle era, and was just before the Reading match at the Mad Stad when Rohan Ricketts and a young Leon Clarke gained a 2-1 win. Leon was booked after a fracas with the antique Martin Keown, but gained his revenge as hit shot went off Keown for the winner.

Bees fans claim London Wolves fans are scared

The Besotted website team stumbled across London Wolves returning from the Golden Palace when they were on the way back from the Shrews doing us a favour and interviewed “a frightened Wolves fan”. Move forwards to about the 9th minute for the departure from Wolverhampton, the interview and his Bees 0 WW 5 forecast! http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=11232

The Beesotted guys are offering to meet up next Thursday in central London (possibly Islington or more central) 7:30-8:30 for more fun banter and interviews, and hope to be able to broadcast to YouTube live. We’ll let you know arrangements as soon as we can. Please let Peter W know on the train Saturday or reply to me if you might be interested. They are also kindly identifying some good pubs to meet up at pre-match. The Bees also have a petition open on YouGov to influence Boris for approval for their new ground – staying in Brentford - if you’d like to sign – details and link from the Beesotted site http://beesotted.co.uk/?p=11180

An event for the return to the “division from hell” John Hartson charity dinner Thurs 21st August

Jody’s testimonial chairman, Jason Guy, has arranged a Sporting Dinner with John Hartson in August in aid of Breakthrough Cancer. John himself was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2009 and subsequently underwent successful chemotherapy and treatment despite it spreading to his lungs and brain and will be the guest speaker on Thursday 21st August 2014 at the Mount Hotel in Tettenhall, Wolves old players’ favourite haunt, to tell his amazing story. If you think you might be interested in attending please reply to this email or tell Dave or Roy that you are interested and we will see if we can get a table. Cost £40-£50 a head. Jason is cycling from Paris to London in April which is also fundraising at http://www.justgiving.com/Lucy-Jason

Coventry Fans

Stuart has been asked to ask if you will support the Coventry fans’ initiatives to return to Coventry rather than play at Sixfields by signing another YouGov petition. Although the direction is a bit out of kilter – the committee oversees the department – it may help to bring attention to the Football Governance Bill due for its first reading in June (Damian Collins MP, Folkestone & Hythe) especially if you write to your MP to seek her/his support to the bill. You can find your own MP’s contact details here http://www.parliament.uk/mps-lords-and-offices/ The petition details follow

Subject: HM Government e-petition: Keep Cov in Cov

As you all know, Coventry City is in the ludicrous position of having to play its "home" matches at the Sixfields Stadium in Northampton, 35 miles from Coventry. Coventry City fans would greatly appreciate your help in signing a petition to help bring our plight to the attention of the Government. We need 100,000 signatures for this to happen. If you think about it, what is happening at Coventry City is just one example of what is happening nationally to the game we love.

It will take you only a minute or two to do this. Please go to http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/59884 and add your name. And then please circulate this to others.

Many thanks!

Bob Weeks [mailto:bob-weeks@hotmail.co.uk]

FSF Safe Standing

the campaign achieved an important step forward this week with this headline: “League clubs say “yes” to safe standing” at

http://www.fsf.org.uk/latest-news/view/football-league-clubs-say-yes-to-safe-standing

Tony Daley

Stuart also received this message from FootieBugs. You might have to endure a bit of Villa, but its a nice interview with Tony, and, if you’re interested in football coaching for youngsters, even a business opportunity. If you know someone who might be interested in coaching please pass it on.

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From: Ben Pugh <ben@thebugsgroup.com>
To: londonwolves.66@btinternet.com
Sent: Tuesday, 11 February 2014, 13:21
Subject: Exclusive Wolves Fitness Coach Tony Daley Interview

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Dear Sirs,

Children’s football activity specialists FootieBugs work with former England international and Aston Villa player Lee Hendrie. Lee has granted us access to his extensive network of contacts to record some exclusive interviews. We believe this interview with Wolverhampton Wanderers fitness coach Tony Daley may be of interest to your readers, website visitors and social media followers.

EXCLUSIVE TONY DALEY INTERVIEW link http://www.footiebugs.com/tonydaley/

Please feel free to send this video to your mailing lists, publish on your website and share on your social media channels. Can you please let me know if this video is of any use to you and how and when you plan to use it. We have some other great content that we would be delighted to share with you. Please give me a call.

Thanks

Ben

Ben Pugh

Marketing Manager


Jan 2014


Signings

You are probably aware that Wolves re-signed striker Nouha Dicko who was on loan with us last season and scored a proper fox-in-the-box goal against Burnley – funny what happens when you play a striker in a striker’s role. Nouha has signed permanently now which is great news – this season on loan at Rotherham he has scored a goal a game. At that rate maybe he can hit his shirt number, 40, this year for us. We met Nouha just before the season ended – he said all he wanted to do was get on the pitch and score.

And, surely if the team live up to his promise, the Wolves Captain for the next ten years, Danny Batth has also signed until 2017. (He signed for us last year!)

Is there no end to the boy’s talent?...

representing the “Beech Boys” Mark Feehan came up against a tough opponent in Chris on Monday 13th, but was he “Top Gun”? You can still catch the show on http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b03qgnky/Eggheads_Series_14_Episode_101/ for a few days

Here are Peter's provisional travel details for February and March matches:-


Oct 2013

Yes, it’s that time of the year again already – and Roy has booked our Christmas lunch. Peter will arrange an early train before the MK Dons match. Details below, including the menu. In the meantime, as you all know, this is Jody Craddock’s testimonial year, and Jody has a very special dinner at Molineux on November 14th, while our raffle at the Christmas lunch will be to support Jody’s charities. You will have noticed there have been some fixture changes. Finally, the Football Supporters’ Federation, of which we are members, are looking for FSF away fan reports, so if you can help and provide reports after any away game please do.


Across the Atlantic for this week's And Finally as LA Galaxy's Robbie Keane shows he's still got it with a "circus-trick" goal. We know this is only on the training pitch but it's still a pretty great artefact of just how skillful the best players are. Impressive stuff...    

Fixture changes


Sep 2013

A brief news – with information from Stan about the U21 match next week on Monday against Arsenal. Wolves also play the JPT first round match v Notts County on Tuesday, which is live on Sky Sports.

Wolves U21 are at the Emirates on Monday 7th October with a 7pm kick off. Doors open 5:30. Tickets are £4 (£2 concessions) and are print-at-home e-tickets generally but there’s a booking fee of £1.20 and a charge of £2 for printing it yourself! Or you can ring them.


Message from the Express & Star archive project – Stuart has written on our behalf to support this, but they are looking for your views on its use.

We need your help to strengthen the bid to make the Express & Star's photo archive available digitally for free.

If you can spare five minutes of your time to fill out a short survey, we can use your views to ensure the plans meet the needs of the thousands of people we believe would be interested in using a future service.

At present, we have an estimated 750,000 photos stored in our offices. Many of these historic photos are beginning to deteriorate with time.

By giving your views on access, likely levels of usage and the benefit to the community, we can shape the bid to save the photos for future generations.

After an appeal for support was launched in August, more than 150 people and organisations have written in support of the bid.

Please take the time to complete the survey.

Click here to begin

Thank you in advance for your time.

Chris Leggett
Brand and communications manager

and Psycho is at the Molineux on Thursday 24th October just






August 2013 AGM Agenda, Jody Craddock, Bully Black Tie & Diamonds, FSF, emails

A brief update on the AGM and other events.

Saturday is also the Sir Bobby Robson National Football Day. http://nationalfootballday.thefa.com/

It is possible that the Walsall match at Molineux scheduled for Saturday 7th September will be moved to Tuesday 17th with a 7:45pm kick off. The 7th is an international weekend and WWFC are anticipating there may be enough international call-ups to request a delay. The same may happen to away fixtures at Carlisle and Notts County.

Congratulations to Wolves Women FC for their 5-1 win against the Foxes on Sunday. If you’re staying over after the Gills match don’t forget you’ll be welcome to watch the ladies in action at Castlecroft on Sunday afternoon (2pm ko) against Lewes in a PSF. Their season starts away at Derby on Sunday 25th August. More details here http://www.wolves.co.uk/news/article/wolves-women-win-at-foxes-050813-969275.aspx

Jody Craddock #6 Testimonial Year


There’s a chance to join a training session run by Jody Craddock ably assisted by Matt Murray at Compton on Wednesday 4th September at Compton. It costs £149 per person and can be booked through WWFC (see the poster) The event, as does Jody’s other fundraising efforts, supports The Birmingham Children’s Hospital (for Jody’s son Toby) and Balls to Cancer.

You can follow announcements for Jody’s testimonial events at @JC6Testimonial on Twitter

Jody’s fundraising chairman, Jason, is also running the First4Staff first Golf Day, the ‘First4Staff’ Charity Golf Classic on Wednesday 21st August 2013 at Oxley Park Golf Course in Wolverhampton. The charities that will be benefitting from the day are various Breast Cancer charities (named on the day) and the West Park Rehabilitation hospital. The event is supported by Andy Thompson, Jody Craddock, Mel Eves, Jon Purdie, Robbie Dennison, Geoff Palmer amongst others and donations can also be made at www.justgiving.com/jason-guy

The Steve Bull Foundation is also, on its third birthday holding Bully’s Black Tie & Diamonds Charity Ball with a

Live Appearance from M People’s Heather Small

Friday 27th September 2013 at The ICC, Broad Street, Birmingham

Tickets cost £65 or £90 plus VAT – please let Peter W know if you are interested.


London Wolves is affiliated to the Football Supporters Federation. You can find them on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thefsf and Twitter

They are also surveying away fan experiences – you can feedback here http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/away-fans-2013-14 as well as continuing the fight for safe standing and fair pricing for away tickets. The latest newsletter also includes .....

We’ve tried to clean up the distribution list for current membership. If this is the first item you’ve received please email back asking for your access to the members’ section of the website. Recent enews are here http://www.londonwolves.com/html/enews.html and the summer 2013 newsletter is also on-line here http://www.londonwolves.com/html/lw_newsletters.html (you will have to sign in).

July 2013

AGM Venue / Time change – still Saturday 10th August now at 11:45am in The Lych Gate Tavern

44 Queen Square, Wolverhampton, West Midlands WV1 1TX 01902 399516.

The City Bar is under new management, and undergoing a major refit, which, unfortunately will not now be finished in time for the AGM. The Lych Gate is one of our favourite pubs with a good range of Black Country and guest ales. The London train arrives at 11:11 and we are starting earlier than planned at 11:45 so that you also have time to get food, as the Tavern normally only sells rolls, and also to beat the 1pm rush. The entrance is by St Peter’s Church Lych Gate, on the pedestrian route from Queen Square, by the Barclays Bank, to the subway to Molineux. Stuart looks forward to welcoming you all to the AGM. Peter should have match tickets available after the AGM is concluded.

Travel Change

The Crawley Town match at Molineux has been moved to Friday night 23rd August for Sky with a 7:45pm kick-off and Peter has rebooked trains.

London Wolves on Tour

A somewhat select group travelled internationally to support the team on it’s Scottish and Welsh and Molineux matches – thanks to Peg-Leg Peter and Dave for the pictures at http://www.londonwolves.com/html/preseas13.html

Traffic Alerts

Peter W has identified a facility for the travel pages to show current traffic alerts and these have been added to his travel page at http://www.londonwolves.com/html/travel.html#traffic and also to the mobile website http://mobile.londonwolves.com/html/traffic.html If driving then please ask your passenger to link to these pages or www.frixo.com

London Wolves Walk 2013 from the South Bank to the North Bank

Pictures are here http://www.londonwolves.com/html/walk2013.html Don’t miss the stripper in the (Tower) Bridge House pub, the Wolves fan behind the bar at the oldest pub on the river, The Mayflower, North Banker Mark on the South Bank, and the Gallows at the Prospect.

June 2013 = eTravel

Peter Woodifield has booked the travel for August and September. If you wish to attend a pre-season match as some members are travelling from London then please get directly in touch with him at peteraw@globalnet.co.uk

Former and re-joining member Mark Griffiths who runs On The Ball Travel and organises fan flights and trips has also arranged a long weekend for the Preston match with a Friday departure from Molineux and a detour to Blackpool, although you’ll have to be at the Moli before 10am to catch the coach. Details here http://www.ontheballtravel.com/wolves-away-travel/ Mark also organises travel for England and other games. and is already planning for Brazil so please take a look at his website!

Mel Eves, in his role as Wolverhampton Rotary President, has also written about a big event on July 17th at the Aldersley Village Centre supporting the Compton Hospice and other Rotary Charities and you can also use it to support a charity of your choosing to “set up” fundraising within an existing event. Money has been raised already for anyone to walk (or other) laps of the stadium http://www.wolverhamptonbestfootforward.com/

We hope also to see some early details of Jody’s testimonial events next month.

Don’t forget – Jim Heath’s memorial event on Sunday in Telford, the London Wolves Walk next week 11:00am Saturday July 7th starting in the Market Porter, Borough Market and the AGM before the Gills match. Upstairs in the City Bar, probably from 12:30, Saturday August 10th.

The Easter Saturday fixture against Rotherham has been brought forward to Good Friday, still with a 3pm ko.

The Star has daily transfer rumours here http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/2013/06/26/transfer-rumours-june-26/ or http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/ with Luke Murphy and Sam Ricketts fees agreed but competition expected while Dorus, Karl Henry, Wardy, Adam Hammill and O’Hara and Johnson are being shown the door (or, rather, where the door might be) and a miss on Martin Paterson.

June 2013-2 London Wolves Newsletter June 2013 + AGM

Attached is your June 2013 edition of the newsletter. Steve reports on the second half of a dismal season for the Club including (but tries to cheer you up with headlines such as “Solsacken” and “Big Time Lewes’ers”). On a happier note though, there were much better times for our sponsored Wolves ladies as well as the enjoyment of Roy’s events in West Sussex, the 1980 League Cup, Dave’s 50th, and events at Molineux. The new season’s fixture list is included while Chairman Earl claims to be spending more on postage than on beer! Steve has had to hold over some material until the Christmas edition when there will be more on the Chairman’s presentation at the Wolves Women end of season event.

Attached is an updated fixture list – apologies for the JPT and Saddlers date errors, and also if you received two copies. Wolves have also announced that the Capital One Cup match at Morecambe will be televised and have also arranged an additional pre-season friendly at East Fife on July 10th with an evening kickoff. Hopefully the “new David Platt” will be on board by then http://www.expressandstar.com/sport/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc/2013/06/26/wolves-could-land-the-next-david-platt/

Don’t forget the London Wolves walk on 6th July, Jim Heath’s memorial matches on 30th June, and the AGM which will be on 10th August in the City Bar. (Time/agenda will follow). This season is also Jody Craddock’s testimonial year – you can keep up to date with plans by following @JC6Testimonial on Twitter – with our friend Jason of the Wolves Allstars acting as committee chairman it promises to be a humdinger. Jason also has recently learned that his better half Lucy has been diagnosed with breast cancer and he has organised a golf event to fundraise for cancer charities. Details were in the last eNews.

Peter is busy booking travel this week so you’ll have the details very soon.

June 2013-1 : Fixtures 2013-14, Newsletter, Walk, AGM, Jody, Golf Day and Waggy

Here are the fixtures announced today plus the pre-season schedule and details of a Memorial Day for Jim Heath at St George’s Cricket Club, Telford, on Sunday June 30th (these are available and up-to-date on the fixtures page here )

If you would like to travel to any of the pre-seasons, especially the Real Betis game at Molineux, please contact Peter Woodifield before the end of this month. Match tickets for Real Betis are a tenner or less.

Steve will be publishing the Newsletter very soon – he waited until the fixtures were announced today. Thanks to Roy for finishing off the season in fine style in Sussex – the Newsletter will have pictures of this and of Stuart, Roy, Ruth, and Mark presenting the Wolves Women training tops at their end of season event at Molineux. The ladies consolidated their place in the premier division, while several of the younger teams achieved league and cup doubles – more in the magazine.

Don’t forget the London Wolves walk on 6th July, Jim Heath’s memorial matches on 30th June, and the AGM (probably) on 10th August in the City Bar. This season is also Jody Craddock’s testimonial year – you can keep up to date with plans by following @JC6Testimonial – with our friend Jason of the Wolves Allstars acting as committee chairman it promises to be a humdinger. Jason also has recently learned that his (much) better half Lucy has been diagnosed with breast cancer and he has organised a golf event to fundraise for cancer charities. Details follow.

You are all probably aware of Waggy’s heart attack earlier in the year. He is now also undergoing chemotherapy which started earlier this month and our best wishes, thoughts and prayers are with him and Val during this very trying year.

Football League One Fixtures

Matchday one is part of the Football League’s 125th Anniversary celebrations against another founding club, Preston North End, at Deepdale.

Shown again in list form at the end of this email

Our “home matches” i.e. London area away matches are marked in green – not much until January and only two real London games at the Bees and Os.

pre-season friendlies.

Saturday, 13th July Livingston (away) Braidwood Motor company Stadium, kick-off 2.00pm

Tuesday, 16th July Wrexham (away) Racecourse Ground, kick-off 7.45pm

Saturday, 20th July Barnsley (away) Oakwell, kick-off 3.00pm

Tuesday, 23rd July Chesterfield (away) Chesterfield’s Proact Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm

Saturday, 27th July Real Betis (home) Molineux, kick-off 3.00pm

Whilst there are no club trips yet planned for these friendlies please contact Peter Woodifield if you are interested in going – especially for the 27th July.

London Wolves Walk 2013

Cap’n Castro writes: Follow in the footsteps of Samuel Pepys, Charles Dickens, I.K.Brunel, the Pilgrim Fathers and countless pirates on Saturday the Sixth of July by joining theLondon Wolves walk. Travel from the historic South Bank by shanks’ pony, omnibus, train and boat via the North Bank to a destination towards (and beyond?) the Prime Meridian Line dividing east from west. Plus, for those of us who like a beer or two (too numerous to count), there are many historic hostelries along the way selling beers which will help you walk (Wainwright ale) and keep you seaworthy (Scurvy Ale). What more could you ask for? Come and join us! Meeting place: Market Porter, 9 Stoney Street, Borough Market, London Bridge, SE1 9AA at 11am. To fortify yourselves for the voyage you might like to try Maria’s Market Cafe in the Borough Market (opposite the Wheatsheaf in Stoney Street by the Market Porter) especially if you fancy a bubble and squeak bap for breakfast

From Jason Guy @premierwolves

First4Staff are holding our first Golf Day, the ‘First4Staff’ Charity Golf Classic on Wednesday 21st August 2013 at Oxley Park Golf Course in Wolverhampton.

The charities that will be benefitting from the day are various Breast Cancer charities (named on the day) and the West Park Rehabilitation hospital.

My partner Lucy was diagnosed with Breast Cancer last month aged 31. We remain positive as the Cancer has been caught at an early stage and she will soon be undergoing treatment and surgery. We will therefore be distributing funds between various local and national Breast Cancer charities to help support others who are diagnosed with this illness.

For non-golfers Jason has also set up a donation page at www.justgiving.com/jason-guy

Jim Heath

From: Charles Ross

Hi folks

A date for anybody who can make it! St Georges Cricket Club in Telford, on Sunday June 30th, are holding their Presidents Day in honour of Jim Heath.

Full details can be found here:

http://www.wolvesheroes.com/2013/06/08/time-for-whites-with-a-gold-and-black-tint/http://www.stgeorgescc.org.uk/2013/02/03/presidents-day-2013-in-memory-of-jim-heath/It would be great to see a sizeable contingent of Wolves fans there. Jim's family would be delighted to see you - they remain immensely grateful to London Wolves for your support at a very difficult time.
Jim's son Jack will be playing in the Juniors 20/20 game, and we are still working on getting some more Wolves ex-players for the afternoon game.
It would be great to have a good turnout presence if possible! Should be a cracking day.
And again - thanks to everyone who did what they could for the family of one of life's good guys.
Even if you did not know Jim personally - it should be a great day!

Thanks

Charles


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