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TRAVEL & TICKETS - PETER WOODIFIELD -  TRAVEL SECRETARY contact here
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Provisional Travel Details for the 2010-2011 Season
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Fixture list for 2010-11 see fixtures
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Home Matches click here for Away Matches, Super new map service & Ground Directions here Travel Rules here
Meeting place:
Euston Station concourse outside main ticket office, at least 20 minutes before train departure.
Normal fares  : Members £20 (Guests/non-members £25) Juniors £10 (junior guests £12.50) However Virgin are reducing the available reduced price tickets and not offering the full group deals hence prices may change, so book early. Travel Rules here
Note: Normal meeting place in Wolverhampton is the City Bar King Street WV1 1ST (pictured). Lawson provides good food and beer (no real ales) at a good price, and is open even for early kick offs for WWLSC members www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=52.5856&lon=-2.1271&scale=5000&icon=x
For WWLSC travel to other matches contact the travel secretary... click here.
20% discount on food while travelling at Sloe, Millies Cookies, Camden Food, Bonapartes Cafe  Bar and Delice de France - for details see Garry’s News here
HOME MATCHES are at Molineux Stadium, Waterloo Road Wolverhampton WV1 4QR. Reserve matches are generally at the Compton Training Ground or Molineux
Links (click):> 1. map 2. parking 3. stadium 4. Webcam
Matches on TV - Villa (H), Wigan (A); NOTE the last game of the season is a 4pm kick off
Tuesday 21/9/10 v Notts County Carling Cup (Probable date & provisional times)
- Outward - Depart Euston 13:23 Arrive Wolverhampton 15:11
- Return - Depart Wolverhampton 22:45 Arrive Euston 00:58
- Fare TBA
Sunday 26/9/10 v Aston Villa (kick-off 2:05pm) Live on Sky Premiership
- Outward - Depart Euston 08:50 Arrive Wolverhampton 11:13
- Return - Depart Wolverhampton 17:45 Arrive Euston 19:36
- Fare TBA
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Travelling further afield? Going to the Costa del Sol? Terry recommends Wolfie’s Bar in Benalmadena here
The following times are provisional. Please contact the Travel Secretary for confirmation of travel arrangements here. Please also note that the majority of away matches are likely to be all-ticket for Wolves fans.
contact Peter Woodifield here for travel details and/or match tickets (even if no club travel) Ground Info will be added here
 Saturday 11/9/10 v Fulham Premiership 
No Official Club trip. The nearest tube station is Putney Bridge, which is on the District Line. The ground is about a fifteen minute walk. Turn left out of the station and then walk through Bishops Park along the riverbank to the ground. Overground to Putney and walk over the Bridge and turn left.
Ground details here
Tickets: if you can’t get tickets try the Fulham site - they have a neutral zone just next to the away fans in the Putney end (zones P1, P2). Fulham
Meeting pubs - Before the match (Peter in attendance) The Duke’s Head Putney 8 Lower Richmond Road SW15 1JN. After the match the Eight Bells just north of Putney Bridge (see LW Walk on the mail site here) The Dukes Head has frequent promotions including free pints. Currently there’s 20% off food and drink - go to www.dukesheadputney.com/sign-up.php
Saturday 18/9/10 v Tottenham Hotspur Premiership 
No official Club trip. White Hart Lane Station is the nearest to the stadium, which is only a few minutes walk away. It is served by trains from Liverpool Street. 'The best station to get to White Hart Lane from is Northumberland Park. Come out of the station and cross the road and you are in Park Lane. It is a ten minute walk to the ground. The nearest tube station is Seven Sisters which is on the Victoria Line. The ground is about a twenty minute walk away, but there are plenty of buses running up Tottenham High Road to the ground. You can also get an overground train from Seven Sisters to White Hart Lane station.
Meeting pub for Spurs is the Liverpool St Station Wetherspoons for easy access to the train to the Lane. Spurs ground info is here
AWAY GROUND INFORMATION
NEW SERVICE FROM LONDON WOLVES in conjunction with AWAYDAYS MAPS. Click on the dropdown for all our away matches. You’ll see the train station, pubs etc. If you want to look anywhere else just put the postcode in on the top right. You can directly book travel and hotels from this map.
(Additional ground information courtesy of the Football Ground Guide - visit here - you can buy great books of the ground guide) Alternatively choose your destination from the dropdown menu to see a google earth aerial view showing transport links and hotels etc. http://www.footballgroundguide.com/ All info copyright of the footballgorundguide
 Hotels - additional service for fans: A message from supporters’ accommodations- We have been in the hotel booking industry for several years and have been very successful. We built www.supportersaccommodation.com 2 years ago and through feedback found out that not all hotels welcomed football fans for one reason or another so we decided to get in contact with the hotels directly and find out if they do or not and the ones on our site do.
Everton http://www.footballgroundguide.com/everton/index.htm
Goodison Park
Club Details
Ground Name: Goodison Park
Capacity: 40,569 (all seated)
Address: Goodison Road, Liverpool, L4 4EL
Main Telephone No: 0871 663 1878
Away Fans
Away fans are located in one corner of the two tiered, Bullens Road Stand, which is at the side of the pitch, where just over 3,000 away fans can be accommodated. If a small following is expected, then only the lower tier is allocated, which holds 1,700. For larger followings the upper tier is also made available. If you can, try to avoid getting get tickets for the rear sections of both the the upper and lower tiers, as the view can be quite poor. For example, in the rear of the lower tier there are a number of supporting pillars that can hinder your view, the seating is of the old wooden type and the gap between rows is tight. The front of the lower tier is a lot better having newer seats and no supporting pillars to contend with. The rear of the upper tier also has problems as Neil Theasby a visiting Hull City supporter informs me; 'Our seats were on the very back Row S and the view was awful! There were two obscuring pillars but worse than that the angle of the roof meant that you couldn't see the video screen and the view of the opposite touchline was also partly obscured'.
The facilities within the stand are basic and it is really showing its age. However, away fans can generate some noise from this area, making for a great atmosphere. The catering includes amongst other things; a Scouse Pie (£2.30), Steak Pie (£2.50), Cheese and Onion Pie (£2.30), plus Sausage Rolls (£2.30). They also offer a huge meat pie for £3, which is the size of a small plate, but I wasn't particularly impressed as it seemed to be more pastry than anything else. Lager is available from the sponsors Chang at £3.60 for a 600ml bottle, plus bitter at £3 for a 500ml bottle and even small bottles of white wine are on offer at £3.70. Please note though that the club (disappointingly) does not serve alcohol to away supporters at half time.
I have enjoyed a number of good days out at Goodison. The atmosphere was relaxed and friendly, with both sets of fans mixing freely before the game. Neil Thompson a visiting Preston supporter adds; 'The stewards inside the ground were superb and the best I have seen at any ground. they just ran things with a sensible head and communicated with people, first class. There are lot of grounds that can learn from the Everton stewarding'.
On a poignant note, if you do happen to notice some flowers lying around the perimeter of the pitch, this is because the ashes of a number of supporters (over 800) have been interred around it.
Where To Drink
About a 15 minute walk away from the visiting supporters entrance, is the Thomas Frost pub on Walton Road. This Wetherspoons outlet, is a fair sized pub, that had a good mixture of home and away supporters, when I last visited. Peter Bennett suggests the following; 'Pubs on Walton Lane or The Spellow and Wilnslow Hotel outside Goodison are recommended. The only pub that away fans should avoid is The Royal Oak.' Alcohol is served in the away section of the ground, including beer from the Club's sponsors Chang.
Tom Hughes adds 'The city centre is usually the best bet for a pre-match drink, There are hundreds of pubs available ranging from designer types to real-ale and saw dust bars. The pubs nearest to Lime Street Station are best avoided with the exception of the big-House (the Vines) next to the Adelphi which is worth a visit. Nearer Goodison 'The Hermitage' (a friendly pub, 5/10 minutes walk up Walton Lane and under the bridge) on Queens Drive is also okay'. There is also a Wetherspoons across the road from Lime Street Station, plus at the station itself, is the Head of Steam. This pub is listed in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide and also has a large screen showing sporting events when on.
By Train
Kirkdale station is the closest to the ground (just under a mile away). However, it may be more advisable to go to Sandhills Station as this has the benefit of a bus service to the ground, which runs for a couple of hours before the game and around 50 minutes after the final whistle. The bus drops you off within easy walking distance of Goodison.
Gary Beaumont adds; 'The best route for away fans from the city centre if they want to use public transport is definitely the Merseyrail Northern Line to Sandhills where they alight and catch the special Soccerbuses; trains can be caught from Liverpool Central. If fans are buying their train tickets in Liverpool, ask for a return to Goodison Park as opposed to Sandhills even though that's where you're getting off. The advantage of doing this is that the train ticket is valid also for the Soccerbus and the additional fare is only £1 return as opposed to £1.50 that you'd have to pay on the bus if you only bought your ticket to Sandhills. Both Sandhills & Kirkdale stations and can be reached by first getting a train from Liverpool Lime Street to Liverpool Central and then changing there for Kirkdale.
On exiting from Kirkdale Station turn right and then cross the railway bridge, you will see a pub opposite called the 'Melrose Abbey', which is a recommended watering hole. Walk up Westminster Road, alongside the pub, for about 400yds and you'll see the Elm Tree pub. Turn left at the pub into Goodall Street and walk up to end of the road, crossing the junction with Carisbrooke Road and into Harlech Street. At the end of Harlech Street you will reach the main County Road (A59). Cross over County Road at the traffic lights and then proceed down Andrew Street. At the top of Andrew Street you can see St Lukes Church sat in the corner of the ground.
The main railway station in Liverpool is Lime Street which is over three miles from the ground and is really too far to walk (although it is mostly downhill on the way back to the station), so either head for Kirkdale station or jump in a taxi (about £6). Otherwise you can catch various buses from the bus station which is seven minutes walk away from Lime Street and is well signposted. Either the 19, 19a, 20, 21 or 311 will drop you right outside the ground at a cost of about a £1. The buses are run by Arriva and the journey takes about 15 to 25 minutes dependant on traffic.
Directions & Car Parking
Follow the M62 until you reach the end of the motorway (beware of a 50mph speed camera about a 1/4 of a mile from the end of the motorway). Then follow the A5058 towards Liverpool. After three miles turn left at the traffic lights into Utting Avenue (there is a McDonalds on the corner of this junction). Proceed for one mile and then turn right at the corner of Stanley Park into Priory Road. Goodison is at the end of this road.
If you arrive early (around 1pm) then there is street parking to be found around Walton Lane. Otherwise park over towards Anfield or in Stanley Park itself (the entrance to the car park which costs £8, is in Priory Road). Randy Coldham adds; 'If you approach from the M57 (to join the M57, leave the M62 at Junction 6), and then leave the M57 at Junction 4. Take the A580 towards Liverpool, and on the the right you will reach the Walton Sports Centre where you can park for £3. It is then a 15 minute walk to the ground with a very good Chinese Chippy on the way. By parking there you are well away from the traffics jams that you tend to get at Stanley Park after the match and only a five minute drive from the motorway system.
Fulham FC http://www.footballgroundguide.com/fulham/
Craven Cottage
Away Fans
Away fans are housed to one side of the new Putney End Stand, on the river side of the ground. The stand will be shared with home supporters, with away fans being allocated around 3,000 seats, which is just under half of the overall capacity of this stand. One huge benefit that the new Putney End stand has over the old terrace, is that it has a roof. There are a couple of supporting pillars that could impede your view, but this only applies to certain seats in Row DD and above. The leg room is ample and as the rows of stand seem to have been constructed from metal and plywood, rather than concrete, fans can't resist making some noise, by stamping up and down on it.
Food and drink are served from a number of outlets and stalls situated behind the stands. These areas although mostly covered are not enclosed, which is great in the Summer but can be rather cold in Winter. However if you go to the outlets around to the left of the stand then you can enjoy some nice views of the Thames, whilst having your beer. Cans of Tetleys, Guinness and plastic bottles of Carlsberg (500ml) are available at £3.50. The Club offer an interesting range of pies by Vilis. Including amongst others Lamb & Mint (£3), Vegetable (£3), Cottage Pie (£3.50) and Sausage Rolls (£2.50). You could also get a roll with a Cumberland sausage filling (£3.50). On my last visit I did try the Lamb & Mint pie, but I have to admit that it was not my 'cup of tea'. Generally there seems to be enough food and drink outlets available so that the queues were never too long (those located on the Thames side, hardly even had a queue at half time (even though on my last visit the away section was sold out). Around the concourses are flat screen televisions showing the game going on inside and
I have been previously to Craven Cottage on a number of occasions and on a nice summer day, this is one of my favourite grounds. From the walk from the tube station through a park, to having a pint overlooking the River Thames, this can be quite an enjoyable experience and I have never had any problems there. The walk down Stevenage Road to the away entrance, gives you chance to admire the quaint red brick facade of the Johnny Haynes Stand, whilst inside you can enjoy modern facilities, and apart from the game, you can still catch glimpses of rowers making their away along the Thames.
I have to say the recent re-developments have made a great ground even better and there is now a superb blend of the new and the old, giving the ground great individuality and character. My only grumble has been sometimes the rather large police presence outside the ground (including mounted police and dog handlers), before and after the games that I have attended. One would have thought they were expecting a riot. On one of my visits the Birmingham Fans were chanting to the Fulham fans, "you only sing when you're rowing!"
One other item of interest is that Fulham is the only Club that I know of that has a designated area of the ground reserved for 'neutral supporters'. This is located on one side of the Putney End, adjacent to the away fans section. I guess that the original idea was to attract tourists to London to a game. However, for each game there seems to be a good mix, of home, away and neutral fans in this area. Both away fans and neutral supporters use the same entrance and both can access the same facilities at the back of the stand.
Directions & Car Parking
From the North M1
Thanks to Robert Donaldson, a visiting Stockport County fan, for providing the following directions; 'At the end of the M1, turn right (west) onto the A406 (North Circular) and follow it towards Harrow for nearly 4.5 miles. Turn left (east) onto the A40 heading into London (passing close to Loftus Road and after a little over 4 miles turn right (west) onto the A402 for just about 350 yards. Here you turn left (south) along the A219 for a little over half a mile. This brings you into Hammersmith where you turn right onto the A315 and then after just 130 yards or so turn left (south) back onto the A219. Follow this road for a little over a mile, and the ground down the side streets off to your right.
From The North M40 & West M25
Leave the M25 at Junction 15 and take the M4, which then becomes the A4, towards Central London. After around two miles branch off left into Hammersmith Broadway (before the flyover). Go around the ring road around central Hammersmith, keeping to the right. Then take the A219 Fulham Palace Road. Keep straight on this road, passing Charing Cross Hospital on your left. After about another half a mile turn right into Crabtree Lane for the ground.
From the South M25
Leave the M25 at Junction 10 and take the A3 towards Central London. After around eight miles, leave the A3 at the turn off for the A219. Take the A219 towards Putney. Continue straight on this road, down Putney High Street and across Putney Bridge. You will see the ground on your left.
Parking close to the ground can be quite difficult as Jim Huegett informs me; 'please note that parking on the streets near to the ground is restricted to one hour 'pay & display' on matchdays. This isn't obvious from the parking meters and signage and the wardens are out in force on match day'. To compound matters these restrictions are also in place for Bank Holidays, Sundays and evenings up to 9.30pm, so it will be a case of finding some parking further away from the stadium.
By Tube/Train
The nearest tube station is Putney Bridge, which is on the District Line. The ground is about a fifteen minute walk. Turn left out of the station and then just follow the other supporters. You get a nice pleasant walk through Bishops Park along the riverbank to the ground (note that the park is closed after evening games).
Tony Baker adds; 'Those wishing to avoid the Tube can use the Putney National Rail station, which can be reached from Waterloo and Clapham Junction. Its about a 15 or 20 minute walk to the ground. Turn right upon leaving the station, and keep going straight, down Putney High Street and over Putney Bridge. You will meet the crowds from the Tube station here. Follow them along the riverbank through Bishops Park and to the ground'.
Where to drink
David Frear adds; 'The Crabtree on Rainville Road (10 minutes from the ground) welcomes all away supporters and as a Fulham season ticket holder I can tell you that as long as you don't watch your football at Loftus Road you can be assured of a warm welcome'. To find this pub go along Stevenage Road away from the Cottage and the away end. On reaching the home end of the ground, turn left along an alley which runs behind the stand. When you reach the River Thames turn right and walk along the riverside path. You will reach the Crabtree on your right. Andrew Johnson recommends; 'the Zulu Bar (formerly the Kings Head), on Fulham High Street, is one of the nearest to the ground and is always popular with away fans'. Otherwise near to the tube station is the 'Eight Bells' and just further along Fulham High Street is 'The Kings Arms' and O'Neills.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/fulham/
Tottenham Hotspur White Hart Lane
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/tottenham_hotspur/
By Train & Tube
White Hart Lane Station is the nearest to the stadium, which is only a few minutes walk away. It is served by trains from Liverpool Street. Located at Liverpool Street is a handy Wetherspoons pub, plus a cornish pasties outlet opposite. Richard Crouch adds 'The best station to get to White Hart Lane from is Northumberland Park. Come out of the station and cross the road and you are in Park Lane. It is a ten minute stroll to the ground'.
The nearest tube station is Seven Sisters which is on the Victoria Line. The ground is about a twenty minute walk away, but there are plenty of buses running up Tottenham High Road to the ground. You can also get a normal train from Seven Sisters to White Hart Lane station.
Directions & Car Parking
Leave the M25 at Junction 25 and take the A10 towards Enfield. Continue on the A10 through Enfield and at the roundabout with the Northern Circular (A406), turn left onto the A406 (Sterling Way). Turn right into Fore Road (the A1010) which becomes the High Road and you will come to the ground on your left.
On street parking is virtually non-existent around the stadium on matchdays as a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is in operation which means that only local residents who have a parking permit and blue badge holders can park legally. The perimeter of the zone is up to a mile from the ground and this has led to some private car parks near to the stadium charging up to £15 for the privilege. If you do park around the area, make sure that you take notice of the advisory parking notices attached to lamp posts, as otherwise you may find that you car gets towed away.
Away Fans
Away fans are housed in one corner of the ground in between the South & West Stands, where up to 2,900 supporters (if demand requires it) can be accommodated, in the lower and upper tiers. If you have a ticket for the upper tier then prepare yourself for quite a climb to reach the away area. You are though rewarded with a great view of the action from this section and the leg room is ample. The facilities in this newish stand are above average. On the downside there is little space between the away and home fans. As you would expect there is plenty of banter between the two, but the stewards tend to take a tougher line on the away support. On my last visit a number of fans were ejected from the ground, plus there were repeated warnings to away fans to remain seated.
One strange aspect of sitting in the upper tier is having the Police Control Box directly above you, where a number of uniformed faces can be seen peering down on the away fans.I have always quite enjoyed my trips to Tottenham. White Hart Lane is excellent and the atmosphere generally good, however it is wise to exercise caution around the ground and you may consider keeping colours covered.
Where To Drink
Due to a number of pubs going out of business in the area around the ground, the choice for away fans is now rather limited. Simon Hornby informs me; 'The best place for away fans to get a drink is the Harringey Irish club on the Pretoria Rd which is opposite White Hart Lane station. It has two large bars showing Sky Sports, offers reasonably priced food and you can also park there for £10'. Carsie a Spurs fan from Belfast adds; 'I would recommend the Three Compasses which is situated in Queen Street (behind Middlesex University), which is a five minute walk from White Hart Lane Station'. If anyone can recommend somewhere close(ish) to the ground for away fans to drink then please e-mail me.
It may be an idea to drink in Central London before the game and then take a train to White Hart Lane Station. There is a Wetherspoons outlet at Liverpool Street Station (London Wolves meeting point) from where you get the train to White Hart Lane. If you decide to take the long walk from Seven Sisters tube station to the stadium, then there are a number of pubs along the way.
Inside the ground alcohol is served in the refreshment areas. This is in the form of plastic bottles of Carlsberg at £2.50 per 500ml bottle. But please note that alcohol is not served in the away section at half time.
http://www.footballgroundguide.com/tottenham_hotspur/
Driving: Burnt Tree Island A4123:
From September 2009 for approx 2 years the main roundabout between M5 Jct 3 and Wolverhampton on the A4123 is being dug up and replaced by traffic lights. Sun 20th Sept had 30 minute delays! A useful diversion (but watch for speed cameras) is:
- take the A4123 from the M5 for 1 mile
- turn right at the traffic lights just after the first speed camera 300 yards after the BP garage (on the other carriageway) into Lower City Road.
- Turn left at the bottom on to the A457.
- Bear right at next lights
- Straight through roundabout (all on A457)
- Turn right at A4123
- takes 5 minutes longer than the A4123 if there weren’t any jams!!
- for the return journey - take the A4123 until the A457 - then turn left. Follow the M5 signs at the second roundabout (3 miles)
Please contact Travel Secretary for confirmation of travel arrangements
Travel Information and rules
Any member wishing to book a train ticket for travel to home or away matches from Euston, must now contact the Travel Secretary AT LEAST 9 DAYS prior to a match. Bookings for travel with other train operators must be made 3-4 weeks before the match. This is because early booking is essential in order to obtain the cheapest tickets. Fares will be collected on the outward journey. Payments in advance are accepted. Cheques/P.O’s payable to WWLSC.
Any member booking a train ticket, who subsequently cannot travel, must contact the Travel Secretary at least 9 days before a match to cancel, or they will have to pay for the ticket. This also applies to members who book a ticket and fail to show up on the day, as the train companies will not offer any refunds on unsold tickets, except in exceptional circumstances.
Members requiring match tickets for HOME matches, please contact Travel Secretary AT LEAST 16 DAYS prior to a match. Please enclose s.a.e. with postal applications.
Please note that for all-ticket away matches where Wolves allocation is limited, ONLY AWAY SEASON TICKET HOLDERS CAN BE GUARANTEED A TICKET. Tickets for every away match go on sale 21 days before the match to away season ticket holders and also to home season ticket holders, unless Wolves have a limited allocation. Home season ticket holders can apply for away tickets by ringing the Wolves Ticketline on 0871 222 1877 between 9am – 5pm, and giving their Supporter Number.
There are 7 Club season tickets available to members on a match to match basis. Full match day price will be charged. Members must travel on the official Club trip for the particular game for which the ticket is required.
Members travelling or using WWLSC tickets are expected to be of good behaviour whilst travelling to or from the matches. Breaches of this will be considered by the Committee as grounds for expulsion from WWLSC under the WWLSC rules.
Please note also that dates and times of matches are likely to be changed because of live TV coverage.
TRAVEL SECRETARY - PETER WOODIFIELD
94 FARNHAM CLOSE
RAINHAM KENT
ME8 8NS
Telephone - 01634 363704
e-mail - peteraw@globalnet.co.uk click
Car Parking in Wolverhampton
There are many car parks in Wolverhampton, although few offer a “quick get away”. The streets nearest to Molineux prohibit parking except with a resident’s permit, and the traffic wardens have a field day most match days. Nearest street parking is therefore about 10 minutes away, to the West of West Park.
www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?lat=52.5887&lon=-2.1343&scale=10000&icon=x
Explanation of this scheme is in this page from Moli
http://www.wolves.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10307~413914,00.html
Here is a map of Central Wolverhampton with car parks. Molineux stadium is to the North West - off junction H on the ring road.
http://www.wolverhampton.gov.uk/NR/rdonlyres/DD9D6821-EAC6-403C-866F-C9C4AC69E535/0/car_parks.pdf
Hotels in Wolverhampton
 The Britannia (near the Station and Bus Station and 10 minutes walk from Molineux) is a favourite stay for Viking Wolves and used to offer London Wolves reduced rates. These are no longer available but they may still have a deal on for particular weekends. The Britannia has undergone substantial renovation and redecoration over the past year and is well situated for the Town Centre, Friday evening clubs and theatre, Saturday morning shopping and the Molineux. They can also offer deals for parties and use the station car park for parking. Call Steve Broomhall or email him steve.broomhall@britanniahotels.com or telephone 01902 429922 mention London Wolves.
Britannia Wolverhampton Hotel
Lichfield Street
Wolverhampton WV1 1AA
01902 429922
New Hotel Search & Booking Facility - Match Hotels
Match Hotels cover most of the English league clubs towns and cities. For the Wolverhampton page click here http://www.matchhotels.com/England/Wolverhampton-Wanderers-hotels-1739.html where you can change the club
Alternatively choose your destination from the dropdown menu below to see a google earth aerial view showing transport links and hotels etc. There will be links from the awayday site to book hotels at good rates.
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