Wulfs, sponsored by Pegasus Planning Group, marked their debut in the Birmingham FA Midland Floodlit Cup with a difficult trip to WMRL Premier Division high-flyers Tividale.

Wulfs, sponsored by DMW Environmental Safety Ltd, travelled to Bewdley Town hoping to make amends for the 3 – 1 home defeat against the same opponents two months earlier.

Pantomime season came early as Wulfs, sponsored by Shifnal Environments Safety Ltd, opened up a two goal lead against Ellesmere Rangers in the first eleven minutes and then conceded three in a crazy opening half hour.

It was third against fifth as Wulfs, sponsored by Call Print Dudley, entertained in-form Dudley Sports at the Brinsford Stadium.

Wulfs, sponsored by Pegasus Planning Group, faced a team with a very unusual record when they played host to Lye Town for the first time ever.

Wulfs, sponsored by Call Print Dudley, bumped into a couple of familiar faces when they travelled to Bridgnorth Town’s heavily sloping Crown Meadow ground to face Dudley Town with both Kulveer Jeer and Graham Ashton in the opposition line up.

Forget Rooney, Drogba and the rest – we want to show off your goals.

Wulfs hopes of making progression in their first ever excursion in the FA Vase came to a shuddering halt after a dour first half display left them with too much to do.

After two big victories in their last two games, Wulfs’ credentials were put to the test when they travelled to face a strong and well organised Tividale at The Beeches.

AFC Wulfrunians 7 Ledbury Town 0

After two straight defeats, Wulfs, sponsored by Hydron Protective Coatings Limited, needed to show what they were made of when they entertained Gornal Athletic at the Brinsford Stadium.

Wulfs made the long trip out to Herefordshire to play Wellington and withered in the heat as they conceded three late goals after James Skedgel had given them a 65th minute lead.