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| Current home to | Wolverhampton Wanderers England » Premier League (step 1) |
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| Football visits | 65,683 (37.4% of our users have been here) |
| Other visits | 1,147 |
| Capacity | 31,700 |
| Address | Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR, England | Website | http://www.molineuxstadium.co.uk/ |
| Record attendance | 61,315 Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-1 Liverpool 11th February 1939 |
| First game | Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 Notts County 7th September 1889 |
Fixture data compiled from multiple sources, please check before travelling.
These are the average ratings for Molineux as submitted by our registered users.
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By: alexcraiggroundhop, a Coventry City supporter
Football grounds visited: 226 (91/92)
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By: alexcraiggroundhop, a Coventry City supporter
Football grounds visited: 226 (91/92)
YouTube channel: Alex Craig Groundhopping
By: alexcraiggroundhop, a Coventry City supporter
Football grounds visited: 226 (91/92)
YouTube channel: Alex Craig Groundhopping
Review written by bha52 a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter on 19th April 2020
Review written by steve63- a Leeds United supporter on 10th January 2018
“Nice ground but poor hospitality”
Review written by dobbo2000 a Crewe Alexandra supporter on 4th January 2014
“Great stadium, good fans and best view I've had as an away fan”
Review written by ajimofalltrades a Leyton Orient supporter on 29th December 2013
Review written by ryantollerfield a Sheffield United supporter on 10th June 2010
Review written by jamiwebb a Luton Town supporter on 15th May 2010
Review written by facebook-user-84616 a Tottenham Hotspur supporter on 4th May 2010
Review written by facebook-user-68730 a Wolverhampton Wanderers supporter on 3rd November 2009
Review written by alan8412 a Plymouth Argyle supporter on 26th October 2009
Review written by facebook-user-3266 a Southampton supporter on 12th April 2009
Review written by stuff10 a Sheffield United supporter on 8th April 2009
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Friday 24th January 2020
Wolverhampton Wanderers are said to be exploring the possibility of using temporary seating to expand the capacity of their Molineux stadium.
The club are looking to build a second temporary stand between the Jack Hayworth and Steve Bull stands, hopefully in time for start of 2020/2021 season.
The Premier League side last year revealed ambitions to significantly expand the stadium by rebuilding the Steve Bull Stand (taking capacity to 38,000), Jack Hayworth Stand (43,000) and Billy Wright Stand (50,000).
Whilst that work is still being planned, the club needs a much quicker temporary solution to enable more fans to get through the turnstiles. Wolves' recent success has seen their season ticket waiting list swell to over 10,000.
Saturday 18th May 2019
Wolverhampton Wanderers have revealed ambitious plans to transform Molineux into a much larger stadium. Little detail has been revealed other than a couple of very impressive images - the club hasn't announced anything regarding capacity, cost or timescales. The images were teased at Wolves' end of season awards night. With nothing other than the images, it's very much a case of "watch this space".
However, the club have announced that safe standing rail seats will be installed at the stadium this summer, in time for the start of the 2019/2020 Premier League season.
The midlands side who finished 7th in their first season back in the top flight, will install the rail seats in the lower tier of the Sir Jack Hayworth Stand A survey of season ticket holders found 97% were in favour of the move.
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