Molineux (Wolverhampton Wanderers FC)

A ground that is certainly a credit to the championship and would not look out of place in the english premier league. The pitch its self is always in good condition every time i go there. The staff at this stadium are always more than willing to help you wherever they can. Obviously they have an excellent set of fans who from time to time certainly make themselves heard Not to hard to get to. The prices are very reasonable or were last time i was there but im sure this is a reflection on the league they play in. I am sure when wolves get promoted they will increase the prices to bring themselves into line with those of the other premier league clubs. Fans are very ...  Read the complete review

I have only visited the Molineux stadium once. This was just over a year ago as I made the long trip from Brighton to Wolverhampton to watch Ipswich play Wolves. This review is about the ground and the facilities of an away fans point of view. The first thing I noticed about the ground as we got close to it was how bright it was. It was a big square of gold and yellow. It to me looked like a warehouse but as we got closer you could tell it was a well built modern football stadium. The Wolverhampton area didn't seem to have a very nice look to it. It seemed quite run down. The area around the ground didn't look to appealing, but there was no sign ...  Read the complete review

I visited Molineux last weekend for the game between Wolves and Doncaster Rovers and was very impressed with the stadium, which is clearly already geared up for Premiership football. I am a fan of old school football grounds, I much prefer a ground that has 4 stands rather than a bowl design so Molineux definatley ticked that box. Thought the ground was pretty unique in design as well, as the stands that ran alongside the pitch had an hexagonal kind of shape, something that I have not seen at a ground before. The stadium was not difficut to find, we travelled on the M6 toll road (well worth the money for very little traffic) and once we hit ...  Read the complete review

Having been to Molineux for the first time yesterday, I have to say that it is a stadium fitting for a team that now finds itself in the Premier League. I am a big Doncaster Rovers fan and went to Molineux yesterday for what was an end of season party for us celebrating our first season in the Championship and for Wolves who were picking up their Championship winners trophy after the match. The area around the ground has plenty of places available for parking and a lot of options for away fans to have a drink in a local pub. We found the Newhampton pub that we went in to be full of home fans who were really pleasant and helped us find the ground from there ...  Read the complete review

Molineux is the home ground of Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club, who currently play their football in the English Championship, although they are gunning for promotion this season. The stadium itself is probably worthy of Premiership football, it of modern design and there are plans to increase the capacity from 28,500 to 43,000; this would make it larger than many grounds already in the Premiership. The design is simple, but good. There are four similar sized stands. The two behind the goals are single tiered stands, like those at Wigan and Everton; seating runs all the way from the front to the back of the stand and the only interruption in seating is ...  Read the complete review