Wolves Fined by UEFA

iwelumo likes the sound of his own voice and a lot of his comments dont seem particularly knowledgeable .

Wolves have now made clear their short term plans for the stadium by submitting a planning application to put 500 additional seats between the South Bank and Steve Bull stands

Love this club. When you consider that only 5 of the players in the squad and only 1 of the coaches are British you realise how much this group has bought into the local community.

https://www.wolves.co.uk/news/first-team/20200409-wolves-players-make-donation-to-wolverhampton-nhs-trust/?fbclid=IwAR0lRx2E41qbu_9g-S7jmEf43AR_jtbllnDjxeL-MPmsIQcNewv6eMKbgFQ

comment by Spangles (U17289)
posted 8 hours, 40 minutes ago
Wolves have now made clear their short term plans for the stadium by submitting a planning application to put 500 additional seats between the South Bank and Steve Bull stands
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Interesting, guess they'll have to move the screen then or the view ain't going to be great.

They are having a new screen which will be behind this new stand

Have heard they are also looking in to some improvements to the Steve Bull stand facilities too, including the entrances. Certainly a few years overdue making some investment there

The new screen behind the new stand will be popular with people that are unable to get a ticket.

A company owned by the wife of the Fosun owner has bought a controlling interest in the Swiss club Grasshoppers. Sky Sun has left the Wolves board to run the club and Wolves chief European scout has left to become their director of football.

As if life wasn't grim enough right now:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/52216273

I for one will not be watching that, it upset me enough the first time round.

Missed that game first time through travel, won't be watching it ever.