Over a hundred people turned up at a Moxley venue to meet Wolves and England goalkeeping legend Bert Williams.

Mr Williams visited Moxley People’s Centre, on Queen Street, to sign copies of his book A Cat In Wolf’s Clothing.

Mr Williams was known as “The Cat” in his playing heyday of the 1940s and 1950s.

Fred Gleeson, development manager, at Moxley People’s Centre, said Mr Williams had a fantastic time meeting his fans.

He said: “He signed my book and wrote a message on it saying that he had a brilliant time and thanked us for our hospitality.

“He really enjoyed meeting people and having his photograph taken. He was a tremendous goalkeeper in his day and is a true Wolves legend.

“There was over a 100 people who turned up to meet him on the day and have their picture taken and have their book signed. They all left with smiles on their faces.”

Mr Williams is set to take part in a talk on April 1 to the newly formed Moxley History Club.

His book is still available from the Collector’s Centre, in Salop Street, Wolverhampton. People who would like to order a book can ring 01902 496378.