Attendance mix WV postcode v outside the area ?

[jackfieldwolf]

Agreed although we did pick up a few continental fans following Stale`s appointment & there`ll always be fans who choose us as their "second team" due to the novelty of the shirt colours. I might also point out that we need another Bully type figure as I know people who`ve chosen to follow/support Wolves due to his England exploits

Interesting points. I remember a Swedish bloke [not a wolves fan] told me the reason so many Swedish fans started to support Wolves was because Wolves featured in the first live game ever broadcast in Sweden. Don't knowe if any of our Swedish contingent can confirm this.

Regarding Bully I knew a chap in Holland [from Swindon] who started supporting Wolves as a result of driving through Wolverhampton and seeing a Wolves fan hanging out a tower block of flats waving a giant Bully flag, singing along to 'Wooley Bulley' at full blast.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Regarding Bully I knew a chap in Holland [from Swindon] who started supporting Wolves as a result of driving through Wolverhampton and seeing a Wolves fan hanging out a tower block of flats waving a giant Bully flag, singing along to 'Wooley Bulley' at full blast.

One of my best Wolves mates is a guy of Greek origin living in Leeds & is a Wolves fan due solely to Bully, rest of his family are in fact Liverpool fans IIRC correctly

 

[Deleted member 4023]

About 180 round trip for me - 210 If I pick my mate up

 

[Lycanthrope]

Never underestimate the appeal of Wolves. You see it more when you move away from the West Midlands.

 

[WV10Wolf]

Never underestimate the appeal of Wolves. You see it more when you move away from the West Midlands.

Literally everywhere I've been outside of the midlands I've seen a Wolves fan.

My dad knows someone who once spent a summer helping out on a farm in the middle of India. (One of the places that's so remote that when you land it's still a 12 hour drive away) His first morning working he saw a local working in the field wearing a wolves shirt.

 

[wildfire_wolf]

Born and bred in Sedgley. Lived here (bar 6 months in Germany) all my life.

Strange really. Got an 01902 phone number but a DY postcode.

 

[Staten Island Wolf]

I still get to the Mol now and then from New York

 

[Staten Island Wolf]

It was Jamie o hara

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Literally everywhere I've been outside of the midlands I've seen a Wolves fan.

My dad knows someone who once spent a summer helping out on a farm in the middle of India. (One of the places that's so remote that when you land it's still a 12 hour drive away) His first morning working he saw a local working in the field wearing a wolves shirt.

Possibly a member or more likely associate of Punjabi Wolves as they do a lot of community based work out there

 

[Penk Wolf]

Literally everywhere I've been outside of the midlands I've seen a Wolves fan.

My dad knows someone who once spent a summer helping out on a farm in the middle of India. (One of the places that's so remote that when you land it's still a 12 hour drive away) His first morning working he saw a local working in the field wearing a wolves shirt.

I gave one of my customers (which is an Indian company) a Wolves shirt, which he says he wears regularly.

 

[Edgmond Wolf]

Born Wolverhampton
Live TF10

 

[andy-in-seat-190]

1.8 miles -(so says Google) for me!!!

 

[andy-in-seat-190]

Merged

 

[Berlin Wolf]

I know Molineux is WV1 but what places in the Wolverhampton area do the other five codes represent?

Will be a fair few on here like myself who aren't local.

Just to add, are the others West Midlands one's?

 

[bigbluewolf]

I've never lived in Wolverhampton and have no intention ever to live there. I live I only 16 miles from Molineux but in another county. Am I allowed to be a Wolves fan?

Hopefully the fact that my Dad and his family was born and brought up in Bilbrook will be taken into account.

And the ST postcode has far more relevance to Wolves than a lot of others with Wolverhampton originally being part of Staffordshire.

 

[jackfieldwolf]

I know Molineux is WV1 but what places in the Wolverhampton area do the other five codes represent?

Will be a fair few on here like myself who aren't local.

I can tell you where WV15 and WV16 are. Bridgnorth East of the River Severn and West respectively.

 

[andy-in-seat-190]

I know Molineux is WV1 but what places in the Wolverhampton area do the other five codes represent?

Will be a fair few on here like myself who aren't local.

Just to add, are the others West Midlands one's?

Try this

 

[Berlin Wolf]

Try this

Nice one, Andy.

 

[WV10Wolf]

I know Molineux is WV1 but what places in the Wolverhampton area do the other five codes represent?

Will be a fair few on here like myself who aren't local.

Just to add, are the others West Midlands one's?

WV10 is Low Hill & Bushbury. WV11 is Wednesfield.

 

[Penk Wolf]

WV10 is Low Hill & Bushbury. WV11 is Wednesfield.

WV10 is also Four Ashes, so I guess WV10 is a very big area.

 

[GoldenHorseshoe]

I'd go lower to be honest just off the accents I hear I'd go 95% are from local area. Although you do have to take into account many of those would be DY, WS or even B post codes.

The accents don't have much to do with it. It is quite possible to have a midlands accent after 30 years in Canada. (So I'm told).:embarassed:

 

[WV10Wolf]

WV10 is also Four Ashes, so I guess WV10 is a very big area.

I had no idea it stretched that far. Jesus.

 

[1972 i began]

Featherstone,No not yorkshire,another one of the WV10 area's an old mining village 5 miles north of wolverhampton,born and bred here,proud to be a featho boy.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Isn`t that where the prison is as well?

 

[OLDGOLD]

ouh fair point, I'll give ya TF and ST for that matter, not SY though. They'm practically Welsh!!

SY mate......but born WV and still think of it as 'home'

 

[AW]

Point of order...would one not think it would be skewed on this forum? Purely because many use it who are out of the vicinity of "WV" purely to stay in contact with all things WWFC. People from further afar need this vice as they do not have the local pub, their next door neighbour, the school gate, the parish church etc. to discuss all things wolves.

 

[Penk Wolf]

Isn`t that where the prison is as well?

Yes, and a good Indian too.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Yes, and a good Indian too.

Where`s the Indian? Shame I`m staying at Waterloo Road Travelodge tomorrow rather than the M6 one or I might have tried it out

 

[crasm98]

WV10 is also Four Ashes, so I guess WV10 is a very big area.

And fordhouses

 

[crasm98]

Yes, and a good Indian too.

Guessing he means kings repose just down road from me too

 

[Penk Wolf]

Guessing he means kings repose just down road from me too

Yep, the foods excellent in there.

 

[Dewsburywolf]

Guessing he means kings repose just down road from me too

Yep, the foods excellent in there.

Not really helping guys.

 

[1972 i began]

come off at junction 11 of m6.head towards wolverhampton on the A460,at traffic lights turn right onto the new road,which is the road to the prison,the first right down that road,well its a lane really,and the kings repose is on the left,as you turn into the lane,go left immediately the indian will be on the right side of that lane,it sounds complicated but its much easier when you get there if you know what i mean,if not Tuf.only joking,i walk to it from my house.

 

[Brackley Wolf]

Born in Penn but ... not now, though moved from Sussex to Brackley to be nearer!

 

[moseleyite]

I've slowly moved around the midlands WV8 - WV2 - DY3 - B13

 

[Goodbye Horse]

I live on a road with no name in a house with no number.:stupido3:

 

[kapitiwolf]

I live on a road with no name in a house with no number.:stupido3:

Well at least you will not be found easily by the local tax department or by ex husbands/wives.

 

[sc91]

Born WV11, now GL51.

 

[freezin]

I'm BD17 (The nice part of Bradford) but rarely go to home games!

 

[crasm98]

Not really helping guys.

its down by the prison, just off the cannock road in featherstone