Barclays Premier League 2009-10
August
15 West Ham (H)
18 Wigan (A)
22 Man City (A)
29 Hull (H)
September
12 Blackburn (A)
19 Fulham (H)
26 Sunderland (A)
October
3 Portsmouth (H)
17 Everton (A)
24 Aston Villa (H)
31 Stoke (A)
November
7 Arsenal
21 Chelsea (A)
28 Birmingham (H) December
5 Bolton (H)
12 Tottenham (A)
15 Man Utd (A)
19 Burnley (H)
26 Liverpool (A)
28 Man City (H)
January
9 West Ham (A)
16 Wigan (H)
26 Liverpool (H)
30 Hull (A)
February
9 Tottenham (H)
20 Chelsea (H)
27 Bolton (A)
March
6 Man Utd (H)
13 Burnley (A)
20 Aston Villa (A)
27 Everton (H)
April
3 Arsenal (A)
10 Stoke (H)
17 Fulham (A)
24 Blackburn (H)
May
1 Portsmouth (A)
9 Sunderland
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Wolverhampton Wanderers FC
Molineux Stadium
Waterloo Road
Wolverhampton
WV1 4QR
Tel: 0870 442 0123
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Brief History
Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club have been highly influential, most notably as founder members of the Football League , as well as having played an instrumental role in the establishment of the European Cup later to become better known as the UEFA Champions League.
Wolves have yet to match the successes of the Stan Cullis era, although they did contest the first UEFA Cup final in 1972 against Tottenham Hotspur , and won the League Cup in 1974 under Bill McGarry and again in 1980 under John Barnwell .
Club Stats.
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Highest attendance |
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Captain |
Karl Henry |
Manager |
Mick McCarthy |
Club Website |
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Manager - Mick McCarthy
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