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Yep, too young to remember the '76 game vs Liverpool A lot of our newer fans don't even realise that the North Bank used to be the "Home" end despite being smaller than the South Bank. The South bank was normally split between sides with a gap in the middle. Remember sitting on the wall by the...

I can just about remember them... I started going at age 5 in 1978. Used to sit on the wall in front of the terracing in the main (Waterloo Road) stand which was a couple of inches higher than pitch level. Good times :-). Then got a season ticket when the new "John Ireland stand" was built about...

Don't let West Ham fans hear that, they have a thread where they think "Bubbles" is the best! WTF has that got to do with football?

I was born under a Wanderers scarf... Certainly not for the faint hearted being in the away end at a Black Country derby...:O

When I was young I saw Wolves play in the UEFA Cup. I saw us play at the old Wembley in the League Cup against Forest. However, nothing compares to those first few years of Bully. We'd just lost to Chorley in the FA Cup, were about to go out of business then along comes Bully and Thommo. Brings...

Happy to go to matches (when not playing Wolves) and support Brighton, but the word Albion always tends to bring a bit of bile into my mouth for some reason.

I think that my name gives it away a little! Never hide the fact that I support Wolves and have no reason too. However, since I've lived in Sussex for about 25 years I've always treated Brighton as my "third" club, behind Wolves and Bromsgrove. In that time I've probably been to more Brighton...

Always interested in how many tickets our opposition sell. ��

Wheelchair users and assistants only....

Is it not £20 tops for kids to watch the Wolves match? It's a Cat C game.

A few tickets have been appearing on the official ticket website, you just have to look every few hours for the odd ticket to become available.