Wolves know that many supporters like to display flags at football matches. The club are supporters of fan displays and always aim to be as accommodating as possible.
The safety and enjoyment of all attending a match is our priority. Flags or banners that are and/or display potentially inflammatory content, cause nuisance and annoyance, or are flags of countries in conflict, or content considered discriminatory, offensive, or politically motivated are not permitted.
Flags or banners that are very large, are a source of danger, compromise public safety, obscure someone’s view, advertising hoardings, a camera position or other key areas are also not permitted.
Flags and banners that obstruct of gangways, access routes, exits and entrances, signage and stairways is strictly forbidden. In the event of an emergency, we must have all access and exit points clear.
Where any flags or materials displayed are contrary to this guidance, then the club reserve the right to remove or confiscate the flags or materials in question.
Flags more than approx. 150cm in size at their widest or longest section and flagpoles longer than 1m will not be permitted.
Any articles that could potentially be used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety are strictly prohibited.
Permission must be sought, in advance, from the Facilities & Safety and Security Director to arrange the use of very large flags, flags that are designed to be passed over people’s heads* or banners** larger than 150cm at their widest. In these cases, the flag or banner must be flame retardant and the organiser bringing the flag into the stadium will be required to submit, in advance, the relevant health and safety certification along with an image of the flag or banner. As per this policy, such items will not be permitted if they contain abusive, offensive, discriminatory or politically motivated content.
*We cannot currently accommodate these large flags in the away supporter sections of the stadium.
** Subject to ticket allocation and available space
Musical instruments are not permitted, this includes drums, wind, brass or string instruments, in addition to this bells, whistles and other items capable of emitting loud noises such as air horns and klaxons.
The only exceptions to the above are organised musical displays with written permission from the club or children’s blow horns, which must be less than 30cm long and should be manufactured from card.
