Tributes paid to 'Mr Wolves' John 'Foz' Hendley
Tributes have been paid to much-loved Wolves employee John 'Foz' Hendley, who has died aged 67.
Foz had been a Wolves fan since he was 15 years old and had long been affiliated with the club in a variety of roles.
He officially joined Wolves in 1999 and worked with the club's media team including on the matchday programme.
He was also a keen historian of the club and many supporters will remember him from videos the club produced in the 1990s.
Managing director Laurie Dalrymple said: "The news of Foz’s passing comes as a huge shock to his family and all of us at Wolves.
"He served his boyhood club with unwavering dedication throughout his 19 years as a member of staff and for many years beforehand as a loyal supporter.
"The Wolves family has truly lost one of its own and it will take some time for the club to come to terms with such sad news.”
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"With the sudden nature of his passing, the club will take time and appropriately pay tribute to Foz in the coming days."
Foz was a regular at every Wolves game, home or away, and attended Saturday's win at Bristol City.
Fans, broadcasters and players took to Twitter to pay tribute.