Nathan Shi, Rob Edwards and Matt Jackson will meet with supporters as Wolves host an end of season fans’ forum at Molineux next month.
On Tuesday 12th May at 6pm, the chairman, head coach and technical director will form a panel and answer questions posed by the club’s supporters, who can apply for tickets now.
The event, hosted by BBC Radio WM, offers the opportunity for supporters to hear directly from those at the club after a challenging campaign, and pose questions about future plans and direction.
Previously, Nathan has met the Fan Advisory Board, Fan Alliance and Wolves 1877 Trust, as the club looks to strengthen communication and engagement with supporters, and he will now engage with the wider fanbase, alongside Edwards and Jackson.
The event and ticketing process will be managed in its entirety by the BBC, with tickets free of charge and allocated by a random draw. In line with BBC protocol, 60 per cent of tickets will be allocated to Wolverhampton postcodes, 30 per cent will go to those in the surrounding areas and the remaining 10 per cent distributed to the rest of the UK.
The night will be held in the Hayward Suite at Molineux and hosted by BBC Radio WM’s Daz Hale, and supporters have until 11.59pm on Sunday 26th April to apply for a ticket for the night.
Each supporter can apply for two tickets and will be entered into the draw. Once the draw is made, those successful will be informed via text and email, and must bring their ticket and ID on the night.
Details on how to apply for tickets can be found by clicking here.
