Wolves star Matt Murray back for Millennium memories
Matt Murray has returned to the scene of his finest hour in the countdown to his big night.
Matt Murray has returned to the scene of his finest hour in the countdown to his big night.
The retired Wolves keeper, who hosts his 2003 play-off final reunion dinner this time next week at Molineux, has been back to the Millennium Stadium to retrace his steps from the famous victory.
Murray, who was man of match and saved a penalty in the 3-0 win against Sheffield United, returned to Cardiff to film a special video which will be screened on the night.
Guests at the dinner will be able to hear his thoughts on returning to the scene of his most famous match.
During the evening, there will also be a Q&A with other members of the side, including Paul Butler, as well as then Wolves boss Dave Jones.
On his visit to south Wales, Murray also took the 'Toaster' banner, which was unveiled by a group of fans after the final and reminded the football world it had been 19 years, 13 days, 22 hours and 20 minutes since Wolves had been in the top flight.
It's been kindly donated to Murray's testimonial committee by the fans who made it and will be displayed at the dinner.
The makers of the banner – all Wolves fans – have made several since, including one to mark the passing of the Stan Cullis Stand in May.