Man Utd Fan Visits WOLVES ⚽️ MOLINEUX STADIUM TOUR

This season I'm visiting ALL 20 Premier League stadiums - for either a Tour or a Match. In this video I take a look around MOLINEUX. The home of Wolverhampton Wanderers aka WOLVES. Even as a Man United fan, I've always had a soft spot for Wolves as they're my step dad's team and I had the pleasure of watching a few games at Molineux as a kid.

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[RysFootyParadise]

Firstly I wanna APOLOGISE to the Wolves fans 👉🏾 filmed this Friday (the day before Neto ACTUALLY got injured)… Think I JINXED HIM 😅🙈

[superbrit]

Absolutely fantastic fella, 50 year old Wolves fan here that's had a season ticket for 35 years in the Steve Bull stand. Brilliant review and thank you for your acknowledgement to Wolves as a club. All the best to Utd for the season, you've a new subscriber here.

[Gerrygambone]

Here is a fact for you. Largest ever attendance at Old Trafford Wolves v Grimsby

[brian-southampton]

Great video Ry. I’m a season ticket holder in the Steve Bull stand. I travel up from Southampton for every home game. Last year I did a stadium tour. Every now and again they add a bit on where they invite an old player as a guest who you have tea/coffee and snacks with at the end. On my tour we had Jim McCalliog. Absolutely fantastic, you could ask him anything, nothing was off limits. Told some great stories.

[robgill]

As someone else mentioned, the Steve Bull stand was built behind the famous sloping Molineux Street Stand, which allowed demolition to take place in close season; of course, this resulted in the new stand being about 50 yards from the pitch! Was kind of rectified when the built the new Billy Wright Stand nearer the pitch than the previous stand. PS, the open stand in the corner is known to some as the Gene Kelly Stand, as they're 'singing in the rain'! Particularly true for the Newcastle game!

[Pragwof]

Thoroughly enjoyed the vid. Thank you. Wolverhampton is one of those cities which would be nothing without its football club, and as an ex-pat Wulfrunian, I really appreciate the detail you provide. Obviously, I am biased, but I do think Molineux is different from the mainstream- a really special place.

[WW]

When Nuno took over as manager he had false walls put in the away changing rooms to make it smaller and shaped in a way a tactics board would be harder to use 😉

[davidjohnwenzel]

Nice video, and very respectful. As said in the video, the Molineux stadium tour is really good value and a must for Wolves or football fans in general. Interesting to see the perspective of another club’s fan on the stadium, and really well done.

[terrymacdad]

Top video lad always respected Wolves history there a solid solid club indeed 😎

[barryh.]

Molyneux is an impressive ground now, everything is so well branded and organised, they are a family club now and its a joy to go there mind you the ground has changed a lot since i first went there in the mid 70s watching Man City, when it was a bit of a rough place to go, and the ground was a bit run down but fair play to them now, they are definitely on the right track, the ground is now extremely smart.

[wolvesvideos]

Top video mate. Not sure if he mentioned the Honved match in 1954? Wolves played Hungarian side Honved who had an unbelievable side that consisted of all of the Hungary national side pretty much, that Hungarian side beat England 7-1 at Wembley not long before. So we played Honved in a floodlit friendly at Molineux, beat them 3-2 and that was the game that pioneered the creation of the European Cup, now the Champions League. So Wolves are half the reason that the Champions League exists! Another fun fact for you😅😂

[nicktew]

Brilliant mate. As a Wolves fan, born in Wolverhampton but now living in Brighton, this was a great insight into Molíneux.I must make time to get on the tour sometime! Keep up the great work! When are you going to the Amex at Brighton?

[colinafobe]

I am from Serbia, following Wolves since 1997. Had chance to visit Molineux in 2005. Dream come true indeed. on the matchday the place is even better. Bonus for Molineux it is in a walking distance from the city center

[kevanwillis]

Wow! A Man Utd supporter who doesn't have a London accent!

[martynsimcox]

Excellent video mate. Gorgeous stadium and the centre of the known universe. WOLVES AY WE!! 🐺🐺🐺😎👍

[jasonjames]

Awesome video of our hometown club which as i always point out to away fans is in the heart of the city centre unlike most other clubs.
Didn't realise about the roses untill watching this. And think its been pointed out but the gap to the pitch is down to a stadium revamp in the 70's that failed and crippled the club financially right through to the early 90's. There's a park not a massive distance from Molineux where Wolves 1st played at.

[SithMaster]

Great stadium & history. My grandmother actually lived next door to Steve Bull when they were both younger.

[yamyamref]

Did you know that the ref changing room is named after jack Taylor the first English ref to ref a world cup final.

[tonybell]

great video dude, glad your so impressed with my club .

[mattbangkokwolves]

Nice vid. I did the stadium and museum tour there back in 2016, was very good value for money and no doubt been upgraded since then too.