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champs used to be rammed when any of the big clubs were playing but as you say that’s all students. Always said I never met a local who wasn’t Wednesday or United. I lived the in the halls behind brammal lane and got to a few games, you was league one at the time so wasn’t the best time to be...

34 years I believe it was, we had 30k vs Rotherham in League one. Molineux wasn't able to hold 30k from the mid 80's until a few years back.

Of course there is a comparison we got 2,400 in a ground with 11,000 empty seats in an away end we have recently been allocated over 4k. Even with it being shared between home and away fans you can fit 2800 in the away section. I'm not trying to dress it up at all like I said its a ridiculous...

We probably had no say in it but its still a ridiculous decision by WMP, they have panicked after last years trouble and the likely hood that we could be promoted that game Almost as bad as restricting us and Villa to 2.4k in a stand that can hold 4k+.

We've been singing about going up since October, if anything I'd say we became too complacent. All the talk of record points and best ever team at this level was very premature. We are still 10 points clear of third though and have a chance to go 9 clear of yourselves tomorrow, not quite...

You won't find many Wolves fans agreeing with that.

The upper tier is the same as away fans but the lower tier of the stand opposite the away end are the cheapest tickets in the ground bar the central couple of blocks.

£37 a ticket and on sky as well, hard sell. Similar to our following at Wednesday I would guess, maybe less.

Makes no sense really considering it will be all Wolves in there anyway. I got tickets in there ages ago so I had a guranteed ticket and could book the train when it was still cheap.

Couldn't make the game but watched on WolvesTV. First ten minutes we were all over the shop and you should have got an early goal, think it was Washington who missed a good chance. After that it was all Wolves until half time, we should have been well out of sight. Second half QPR caused us a...

Certainly was. Just seen that Fulham have given us another 500 tickets to take our allocation to 4500.

We had 5k there in league one after two successive relegations..

I was at Preston last year and unless my memory is playing tricks with me we had around 2200 there.

Millwall didn't but that was an early kick off on boxing day.

Just like anyone's does but claiming ours do more so than others just isn't true. Our crowds held up much better during our double than Sunderland's have for example.

How have we circumvented the system? No we would not been selling out week in week out if we were 10th but as I said before due to great pricing and marketing initiatives we would have seen an increase regardless of where we came.

I just don't buy that we have anymore 'gloryhunters' as you put it than anyone else would in our position. All clubs see a rise in crowds when winning the league but most clubs don't go from finishing 14th and 15th to top. We've averaged 25k+ plenty of times in the recent past.

'all clubs gain support with a bit of success but the Molineux ‘faithful’ have come out in droves' Our crowds have gone up but don't think we've had any more 'come out the woodwork' than would be expected, especially considering how dreadful we have been the past two seasons. We had very good...

4400 sold so far Preston in a couple of weeks, went on sale to members on Saturdays. 2700 sold for Fulham the week after as well.

Wouldn't go that far but he's not a player who should be a near a squad challenging for promotion though he was class against Liverpool and Stoke in the cup last year. He was rated more here than Wallace and Saville who have looked very good for Millwall this year.