This Christmas, Wolves first-team players from both the men’s and women’s sides have been spreading festive cheer to Old Gold supporters.
A wonderful afternoon was had by almost 100 young people with SEND (Special Education Needs & Disabilities), from several schools and Wolves Disability FC, who were treated to a couple of games at Hollywood Bowl, before the players – and Wolfie – arrived for a string of selfies and autographs.
Sam Johnstone, Dan Bentley, Matt Doherty, David Moller Wolfe, Tolu Arokodare and Jorgen Strand Larsen from the men’s first-team, and Lily Simkin, Louanne Worsey and Anna Grey from Wolves Women, proved great sports in spending plenty of time with the young people to give them an afternoon to remember just before Christmas.
The bowling visit was one of several festive events carried out by the men’s, women’s and Academy players in the build-up to Christmas.
Others included visiting the Newcross Care Home in Fallings Park to help put up the decorations, while both former and current players joined in the fun at Molineux Memories sessions, and a trio of women’s first-team players attending a party for foster families.
Wolves Foundation also organised many other different festive events based on projects such as Yo! Active, Wolves Elders, Premier League Kicks, Kick Off, Healthy Goals, Active Through Football and Head 4 Health.
The gallery below showcases some of the fun which was had at the events across the festive period.
Merry Christmas from everyone at Wolves.
