A spectacular new mural honouring 150 years of Wolverhampton Wanderers has been revealed outside Molineux, ahead of the club’s eagerly awaited Black Country derby with West Bromwich Albion.
Measuring nine metres wide and five metres tall, the artwork at the entrance to the Molineux Subway pays tribute to four Wolves legends – Billy Wright, John Richards, Steve Bull and Raul Jimenez.
Club officials and the leader of Wolverhampton Council were among those in attendance as the mural was officially unveiled on Saturday, September 19, just a day before Wolves welcome their fierce rivals to Molineux.
Take a look through our gallery of 14 pictures capturing the unveiling and the impressive new artwork.
5. Wolves fan Mitchell is impressed
Wolves fan Mitchell is impressed | Iconic Media resell
6. Joe Miles (in the white t-shirt, grew up in Sedgley.). In no particular order, In the tweed blazer is Council Leader Stephen Simkins, Wolves Chair: Nathan Shi, in grey jacket: Mat Wild (Director), Black jacket wolves gold and black tie: John Bowater (Director), Blue shirt: John Gough (Director).
New Wolves mural, created by Wolves fan: Joe Miles (in the white t-shirt, grew up in Sedgley.). In no particular order, In the tweed blazer is Council Leader Stephen Simkins, Wolves Chair: Nathan Shi, in grey jacket: Mat Wild (Director), Black jacket wolves gold and black tie: John Bowater (Director), Blue shirt: John Gough (Director). | Iconic Media resell
7. A new mural celebrating Wolverhampton Wanderers’ 150th anniversary outside Molineux
A new mural celebrating Wolverhampton Wanderers’ 150th anniversary outside Molineux. | Iconic Media resell
8. Brody and Tia Wilson from Baswich.
Brody and Tia Wilson from Baswich. | Iconic Media resell