Where is The Molineux?
The Molineux is at Waterloo Road, Wolverhampton, WV1 4QR
In brief
The stadium has been the home ground of Wolverhampton Wanderers FC since 1889. The stadium is now to the north west of the Wolverhampton ring road. It was one of the first British grounds to have floodlights installed during the 1950s. It's been renovated multiple times over the years, the most recent change was completed in 2012.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
The Molineux - history and details
The stadium was first opened in 1889, but has been renovated during 1978-79, 1991-93 and more recently during 2011-12.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2015). Photography by Elliott Brown
It was first built when Wolverhampton Wanderers was in the Football League, as of 2022-23 Wolves are a Premier League club.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2015). Photography by Elliott Brown
The stadium is near Ring Road St Peters, slightly north west of Wolverhampton City Centre.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
There is four stands, the Steve Bull Stand (formerly the John Ireland Stand), the Sir Jack Hayward Stand (formerly the Jack Harris Stand, also known as 'The South Bank'). The Stan Cullis Stand (also known as 'The North Bank') and The Billy Wright Stand.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
The Steve Bull Stand is to the south east.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
While the Billy Wright Stand is to the south west.
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The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
Sir Jack Hayward statue
The bronze statue of Sir Jack Hayward (1923-2015) was made and unveiled in 2018, it was sculpted by James Butler.
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Sir Jack Hayward statue at The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
Sir Jack bought the club and stadium in 1990, and paved the way for it's redevelopment. He owned Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club until 2007, and he died in 2015, aged 91.
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Sir Jack Hayward statue at The Molineux in Wolverhampton (March 2019). Photography by Elliott Brown
Contact details
The Molineux Stadium
Waterloo Road
Wolverhampton
WV1 4QR
events@wolves.co.uk
0371 222 2220
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