Full Name: Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club
City: Wolverhampton
Country: England
League: Football League Championship
Founded: 1877
Stadium: Molineux Stadium (28,525)
Colors: Black, Gold
Kit Suppliers: Le Coq Sportif
Shirt Sponsor: Chaucer
Previous Name: St. Luke's (1877-79)
Nickname: Wolves
Rivals: Aston Villa, Birmingham City, West Bromwich Albion

Official Website: wolves.co.uk

Description:
The club were formed in the Wolverhampton district of Blakenhall by students of St Luke's school. Two years later they merged with another Blakenhall club Wanderers to form Wolverhampton Wanderers. The club were one of the founder members of the Football League in 1888. Wolves reached the UEFA Cup final in 1971, their best ever run in Europe. During the summer of 1967 they played an entire season as the "Los Angeles Wolves" of the US's United Soccer Association, actually winning the league title. In the early 1980s Wolverhampton Wanderers were spectacularly relegated three consecutive seasons, going from First to Fourth Division. The club's logo is a stylishly simple wolf. The nickname Wolves is a regular nickname for the city of Wolverhampton. The stadium is named after the old Molineux Hotel, which was opened by local merchant Benjamin Molineux. The field he rented out to the club evolved into the present-day stadium. Previous Stadiums: Windmill Field (1877-79), John Harper's Field (1879-81), Dudley Road (1881-89).

2006-07 Home Kit

2007-08 Away

Trophy Room:
* Football League (1954, 58, 59)
* FA Cup (1893, 1908, 49, 60)
* League Cup (1974, 80)

League History:
1889-1892 Football League
1892-1906 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1906-1915 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1915-1919 Inactive due to World War I
1919-1923 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1923-1924 Football League Division Three North (3rd Level)
1924-1932 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1932-1939 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1939-1946 Inactive due to World War II
1946-1965 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1965-1967 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1967-1976 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1976-1977 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1977-1982 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1982-1983 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1983-1984 Football League Division One (1st Level)
1984-1985 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1985-1986 Football League Division Three (3rd Level)
1986-1988 Football League Division Four (4th Level)
1988-1989 Football League Division Three (3rd Level)
1989-1992 Football League Division Two (2nd Level)
1992-2003 Football League Division One (2nd Level)
2003-2004 Premier League (1st Level)
2004-2008 Football League Championship (2nd Level)

1st Level Seasons: 59
2nd Level Seasons: 44
3rd Level Seasons: 3
4th Level Seasons: 2