Old Molineux Photos

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Bill Slater ?

 

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Billy Wright

 

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Eddie Stuart: Powerful and charismatic defender who became the beating heart of the mighty Wolves side of the 1950s​

When Eddie Stuart flexed his muscles strong men flinched.

The tall, steely, darkly charismatic South African was one of the cornerstones of Wolverhampton Wanderers’ rearguard as Stan Cullis’s exhilarating, hard-running side lifted three League titles during the 1950s and vied with Manchester United’s Busby Babes as the team of the decade.

Eddie Stuart: Powerful and charismatic defender who became the beating

www.independent.co.uk

 

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FA Cup - Wolves vs WBA​

Derby day in 1971​

English League Division One match
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 v West Bromwich Albion 0. Wolves Derek Dougan heads the ball into the arms of Albions Talbut.
November 1969

 

[Frank Lincoln]

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Bill Slater ?

I think it is. He was before my time, but my Father always said what a great player Bill Slater was. He could play half back or centre half and seemed at home in both positions.

 

[Passedit]

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Bill Slater ?

Definitely

Bill Slater

The latest news from Wolves. Check fixtures, tickets, league table, club shop & more. Plus, listen to live match commentary

www.wolves.co.uk

 

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Wolves switched to V neck collars in 1956-57 season, so the picture is before

Wolves switched to V neck collars in 1956-57 season, so the picture is before that.

Wolves switched to V neck collars in 1956-57 season, so the picture is before that.

Not sure if this is any interest to you, but I found the site useful and interesting.
www.historicalkits.co.uk

 

[chignalwolf]

I think it is. He was before my time, but my Father always said what a great player Bill Slater was. He could play half back or centre half and seemed at home in both positions.

I remember him from back in the day, think Slater, Wright and Flowers all played together for England at one time,

Also believe we supplied 5 of the defence once for England, Bert Williams Slater, Wright and Flowers, anyone know the other player ?

found this list from that era

Bert Williams – England

Billy Wright – England

Jimmy Mullen – England

Dennis Wilshaw – England

Bill Slater – England

Eddie Clamp – England

Peter Broadbent – England

Ron Flowers - England

 

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John Richards Scores Wolverhampton Wanderers Second Goal in the League Cup Final Against Manchester City​

Wolves 2 Man City 1 in March 1974 at Wembley. Dave Wagstaffe about to cross in the League Cup Final.

 

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The colour of that shirt is simply perfect.

 

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The Messiah and his disciples....

 

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Could do with a bit of selective storm damage at the end of the season

 

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Eddie Clamp​

English footballer Eddie Clamp (1934 - 1995), the Wolverhampton Wanderers left half, 1954. (Photo by George W. Hales/Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)


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Could bring back this kit

 

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Paul Ince taking the **** out of Birmingham's Robbie Savage in 2003.

 

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Bill Slater ?

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Bill Slater ?

Yes, definitely Bill

 

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Bill Slater ?

Yep

 

[WorcesterWanderer]

Anybody got some great pics of some iconic moments/players/managers etc? I want to choose a few to put in one of those frames you can get multiple pics in for my home office.

 

[Passedit]

I remember him from back in the day, think Slater, Wright and Flowers all played together for England at one time,

Also believe we supplied 5 of the defence once for England, Bert Williams Slater, Wright and Flowers, anyone know the other player ?

found this list from that era

Bert Williams – England

Billy Wright – England

Jimmy Mullen – England

Dennis Wilshaw – England

Bill Slater – England

Eddie Clamp – England

Peter Broadbent – England

Ron Flowers - England

Can’t find the other one.

Apologies if you already have any of the following information.

Some additional ones in here between 1946 and 1962 that might help.

• Alan Hinton (1962), 1 Cap
• Chris Crowe (1962), 1 Cap
• Norman Deeley (1959), 2 Caps
• Peter Broadbent (1958-1960), 7 Caps
• Eddie Clamp (1958), 4 Caps
• Ron Flowers (1955-1966), 49 Caps
• Bill Slater (1954-1960), 12 Caps
• Dennis Wilshaw (1953-1956), 12 Caps
• Jesse Pye (1949), 1 Cap
• Bert Williams (1949-1955), 24 Caps
• Johnny Hancocks (1948-1950), 3 Caps
• Jimmy Mullen (1947-1954), 12 Caps
• Billy Wright (1946-1959), 105 Caps

And this is a good site to check players appearances and team sheets which might throw up the answer.

I’ve left it on Wolves and from there you can check each season and individual players.

https://www.11v11.com/teams/wolverhampton-wanderers/tab/players/season/1947/

 

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Can’t find the other one.

Apologies if you already have any of the following information.

Some additional ones in here between 1946 and 1962 that might help.

• Alan Hinton (1962), 1 Cap
• Chris Crowe (1962), 1 Cap
• Norman Deeley (1959), 2 Caps
• Peter Broadbent (1958-1960), 7 Caps
• Eddie Clamp (1958), 4 Caps
• Ron Flowers (1955-1966), 49 Caps
• Bill Slater (1954-1960), 12 Caps
• Dennis Wilshaw (1953-1956), 12 Caps
• Jesse Pye (1949), 1 Cap
• Bert Williams (1949-1955), 24 Caps
• Johnny Hancocks (1948-1950), 3 Caps
• Jimmy Mullen (1947-1954), 12 Caps
• Billy Wright (1946-1959), 105 Caps

And this is a good site to check players appearances and team sheets which might throw up the answer.

I’ve left it on Wolves and from there you can check each season and individual players.

https://www.11v11.com/teams/wolverhampton-wanderers/tab/players/season/1947/

Thank You Passedit. Brilliant links for everyone, its saves hunting info all over the net,

 

[chignalwolf]

Could bring back this kit

we should do, also get back to the real old gold which is The Wolves proper colour,

 

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Robert Plant and son Logan on the old North Bank

 

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Molineux last day of 1991/92 season. Last game prior to new pitch configuration. Newly built North b… | Wolverhampton​

 

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From the South Bank Molineux Wolverhampton Wanderers 1000 Piece Jigsaw​

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url...ved=0CBMQjhxqFwoTCLjsrPqy-YQDFQAAAAAdAAAAABAR

 

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Absolutely majestic kit. Our best ever, IMO.

 

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I think it is. He was before my time, but my Father always said what a great player Bill Slater was. He could play half back or centre half and seemed at home in both positions.

Just seen this. Slightly ironic as he was the last Wolves capt to lift the FA Cup in 1960.

 

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FA Cup - Wolves vs WBA​

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Derby day in 1971​

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English League Division One match
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 v West Bromwich Albion 0. Wolves Derek Dougan heads the ball into the arms of Albions Talbut.
November 1969

 

[Bill McCai]

Thought this was quite good (I did the tour in August with the same tour guide) - for a Blues fan!

 

[Wednesbury Wolf]

If only we'd have got him earlier and kept him for longer.

 

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Malcolm Finlayson (14 June 1930 – 26 November 2014)

 

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Bill Slater ?

Yep. Playing against Arsenal, mid 50s