Linden Lea Tennis Club was founded in 1927 where the Linden Lea estate is now located, and moved to Compton Park in 1988.

Independent Wolves supporter group, Wolves 1877 Trust, has set the date for its first AGM and election of board members.

The Wolves 1877 Trust would like to praise the club for its ticket pricing policy for FA Cup games held at Molineux this year.

Wolves 1877 Trust welcomes the establishment of Fan Engagement Groups as announced by the club last year.

The 'Wolves 1877 Trust' welcomed Jody Craddock, former Wolves, Sunderland and Cambridge player, and now Artist to their 'Open Meeting' at the Emerald Club this week.

Wolves 1877 Trust welcomes the Fan-led review (FLR) into football governance and urges all supporters to get behind it.

Wolves 1877 Trust board member Neil Dady has been elected as one of three Premier League representatives to the Football Supporters Association National Council at the FSA AGM held on the 19th November 2021.

Wolves 1877 Trust submitted a motion to the FSA AGM held on Friday 19th November 2021. The motion was passed with no objections and one abstention.

Wolves 1877 Trust are holding an open meeting at The Emerald Club, Wolverhampton on the 29th November starting at 7:30 pm.

RIP Ron Flowers MBE

Wolves are proud to be the next football club to take part in the Fans for Diversity ‘My Club, My Shirt’ initiative, as we join clubs across the country to champion the diversity of the supporters in our community.

Minutes of Members’ Meeting 7.30pm Tuesday 21st September 2021 - Emerald Club, Wolverhampton.

There is a perception amongst the wider supporter base that the club are not communicating well now. In the past the existence of Wolves Fans Parliament did provide a platform whereby supporters were directly able to raise questions with club officials.

A new book offering a different and detailed look at Wolves in the 1970s comes out early next month.

The publication, which contains several hundred photos and has colour on every page, is written by David Instone and takes readers on a season-by-season journey through a dramatic Molineux decade.

Like the Men’s team Wolves Women started the new season last weekend; with a home game on Sunday 15th against Middlesbrough watched by a large crowd of 350 fans at the CKW Stadium

Wolves 1877 Trust member Beatrice Cain reflects on experiences of women attending matches and the FSA backed #hergametoo campaign.

Ciaran Barker, Wolves 1877 Trust FSA representative highlights another area of change in the clubs ticketing policy.

The disability football team is a great experience for many children who have varying disabilities. This enables them to get involved with a team sport at many venues during the sporting year.

Following the announcement by Wolves that they plan to launch fan consultation groups - https://www.wolves.co.uk/news/club/20210506-wolves-launch-fan-consultation-groups/   

Neil Dady, a member of Wolves 1877 Trust offers his own view on the emerging cryptocurrency ‘fan token’ offering.

The Football Supporters’ Association was clear in its message on Twitter: