Wolves Scrapbooks

Robbie Keane scored at the World Cup and is a proud member of the Premier League’s ‘100 club’, but as a young Irishman, it was at Molineux where it all began, and he reminisces on breaking in as the next big thing in old gold and black.

Stephen Ward played more than 200 times as part of a tight-knit Wolves group which suffered every emotion football has to offer, with the highlight being promotion to the Premier League in 2009, and now reflects on his memories from wearing old gold and black.

One of the few players who have ever played for Wolves in a European final, Gerry Taylor, who spent 13 years at the club, including a memorable summer tour of America as Los Angeles Wolves, looks back fondly on the 1972 UEFA Cup run, despite the side falling short at the final hurdle.

Sky Sports commentator Don Goodman crossed the Black Country divide from West Brom to Wolves in 1994 but was a fan favourite during four years at Molineux, where he helped the club to their first FA Cup semi-final in 18 years as well as narrowly missing out on promotion to the Premier League.

A man who made more than 50 appearances in the Wolves midfield, Rohan Ricketts gave everything while in old gold. Now he reflects on playing under Glenn Hoddle, Paul Ince’s influence and his memorable Madejski strike.