That top picture I've seen before: September 1956, I think, v Blues. Over 40,000 in the ground
20 September 1958. I was at that game v Newcastle, which we lost 1-3. The great Peter Broadbent on the ball. Jimmy Murray centre of the picture.
LOL! That's the Newcastle goalie, trying to stop PB getting a tap-in
Not difficult. You need to save it onto your laptop and then you can choose it as your desk-top display like you can any other photo you have taken with your lap-top.
Move the MolMix page a bit to the right to reveal part of your home page by clicking on the top bar to slide it, click on your mouse with the cursor over the picture and move the image (left) to the home page where it'll be reduced to an icon. Transfer that to your "pictures" and then use it to make your wallpaper. You might even be able to right click on the icon "set desktop picture" to make it directly into your wallpaper.
That top picture is wonderful.
My Dad was at that game- always talked about it. God rest Dad.
Game v Arsenal, March 7th 1959. 6-1 win. I was top of the S. Bank, in the middle. Too small to see much! The Wolves player on the right of the picture in the background is Billy Wright, No 11 is Norman Deeley.
Same here pal...My dad was Dutch, did national service in 1946..Posted in Tettenhall and could only speak two words of English...Hello and Football.....His mates took him to Molineux in the 50's...He was hooked, met my mom and stayed......Old gold and black through and through...
At the time, wolves were top of the league and arsenal 2nd. The London press expected arsenal to win easily. Arsenal's cause wasn't helped by an injury to Jim standen, their goalie, early on. He seriously hurt his shoulder, and wolves put 3 past him in the 1st half, 3 more in the 2nd. Jim was well known for another reason, he played cricket for worcestershire when they had a bloody good team.
They didn't use a hedgehog?
20 September 1958. I was at that game v Newcastle, which we lost 1-3. The great Peter Broadbent on the ball. Jimmy Murray centre of the picture.
Surprised Norman Deeley isn't hacking someone down off the ball!!!!
Game v Arsenal, March 7th 1959. 6-1 win. I was top of the S. Bank, in the middle. Too small to see much! The Wolves player on the right of the picture in the background is Billy Wright, No 11 is Norman Deeley.
Dear old Norman, he scored one that game. One of the great goal-scoring wingers, and a local lad from Wednesbury. Probably my favourite player when I was a kid.
