Mark Gold thought he had got writing about Wolves out of his system when he wrote Under A Wanderers Star -Forty Pain-filled Years of following the Wolves (Offwell Press, 2003). But no. Mark, who first saw Wolves on TV as a seven-year-old in 1960 when they won the FA Cup - their last trophy - has returned to the club to pen a history. But this is history with a difference. Mark chronicles the club's many triumphs, their players,managers and fans but he also muses on what sort of terrace chant Edward Elgar, one of their most famous supporters, might have composed for them today.
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The book ends at the close of season 2009/2010. However, there is now a free update available - From South Africa to Survival Sunday - detailing the 'football hell' of the last game of 2010-2011 and bringing the history right up-to-date.
The update can be found on the blog provided by Sportsbooks Ltd at sportsbooks.ltd.uk/blog/posts/74_mark-gold
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