Sir Jack .. 7 years today

[Bahama Wolf]

We will never forget him.. continue to RIP

 

[Jonzy54]

A wonderful man

 

[Wagstaffe Was Magic]

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

A great man in the history of our club. Ran it like a fan at times and chucked significant amount of his money at it. If only he’d surrounded himself by people who understood the football world more we could have achieved huge amounts.

 

[Chickie]

Never forgotten.

 

[northnorfolkwolf]

Dozing in front of the telly tonight and I heard 'Wolverhampton Wanderers' which abruptly woke me up. I thought I wasn't watching football and the programme I fell asleep to was 'Keeping up with the aristocrats' on ITV. About 10 minutes in we are taken to Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire, the home of Baroness Alexandra Sitwell and her husband, Rick Hayward, eldest son of Sir Jack and our esteemed Chairman from 2003 -2006. The programme, which focusses on 4 aristocratic families, turned out to be quite interesting and they all seem quite bonkers but harmless! It was interesting to me to see where some ( a large portion) of Sir Jack's money went and the almost obscene luxury and opulence these people live in. Worth a look on catch up if this kind of thing interests you!

 

[steve vena]

Dozing in front of the telly tonight and I heard 'Wolverhampton Wanderers' which abruptly woke me up. I thought I wasn't watching football and the programme I fell asleep to was 'Keeping up with the aristocrats' on ITV. About 10 minutes in we are taken to Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire, the home of Baroness Alexandra Sitwell and her husband, Rick Hayward, eldest son of Sir Jack and our esteemed Chairman from 2003 -2006. The programme, which focusses on 4 aristocratic families, turned out to be quite interesting and they all seem quite bonkers but harmless! It was interesting to me to see where some ( a large portion) of Sir Jack's money went and the almost obscene luxury and opulence these people live in. Worth a look on catch up if this kind of thing interests you!

A wolves legend. What a guy. He'd be loving this now, he'd be proud.

 

[oldgolded]

Great guy and did so much for the club. My feelings are always tinged with a feeling that it was a lost opportunity to really put Wolves on the map, but we have so much to be grateful to him for.

 

[SteveBullsKnee]

Dozing in front of the telly tonight and I heard 'Wolverhampton Wanderers' which abruptly woke me up. I thought I wasn't watching football and the programme I fell asleep to was 'Keeping up with the aristocrats' on ITV. About 10 minutes in we are taken to Renishaw Hall in Derbyshire, the home of Baroness Alexandra Sitwell and her husband, Rick Hayward, eldest son of Sir Jack and our esteemed Chairman from 2003 -2006. The programme, which focusses on 4 aristocratic families, turned out to be quite interesting and they all seem quite bonkers but harmless! It was interesting to me to see where some ( a large portion) of Sir Jack's money went and the almost obscene luxury and opulence these people live in. Worth a look on catch up if this kind of thing interests you!

Jack made a few mistakes along the way as most owners do but his biggest by quite a way was involving his idiot son in the club.

 

[Thank you Sir Jack]

Sir Jack's love of the Wolves and the significant part he played in our history will never be forgotten. Thumbs up to Sir Jack.

 

[Stourport wolf]

They don't make them anymore like him.

 

[Big Saft Kid]

A wolves legend. What a guy. He'd be loving this now, he'd be proud.

Perhaps. But he made it very clear in his life time he didn't want foreign owners