29 Jul 2026 12:56:08
As generations pass I'm beginning to wonder how many of us remember Molineux when it was a proper football stadium? That would be pre 1979, when you could talk to players who were taking throw ins. Nearly fifty years on we can hardly see 'em. It's quite often mentioned West Ham's London stadium isn't a football stadium fit for purpose but Molineux really isn't much better. I find it sad really that younger fans who only attend home games many will have never been to a proper football ground where fans create an intimidating atmosphere and the home team make it a fortress.

Years are passing, costs of any redevelopment are spiralling, fans have become conditioned to be thankful for whatever owners of the day offer up and any thoughts of ever having a team and stadium to be prowd of aren't a million miles away, they're non existant....... Rant over.

1.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 14:16:27
If Steve Morgan hadn't been hounded out we may well have had a completely renovated stadium, finishing what he started.

2.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 15:03:42
Yup I always believed Morgan was badly advised by Moxley in transfers, Morgan actually cared.

3.) 29 Jul 2026
29 Jul 2026 18:14:36
You have to be well over 55 years old to remember watching Wolves play in a proper, fit-for-purpose stadium. We always thought it was only temporary. How is it other clubs can build new stadiums, or redevelop what they have, while Wolverhampton have been making excuses since the 1950s? Football is booming everywhere up and down the country (even in Wales), while we watch on from the outside, doing nothing and going nowhere.