Old Gold and Black – Wolverhampton Wanderers – 'They Wore The Shirt'

There are only a small number of football shirts from clubs the world over that are recognisable by the sheer mention of their colours alone. By specifying a shirt in Old Gold and Black, you could only be talking about Wolverhampton Wanderers. The unique colours of Wolves' strip are a symbol of the history and tradition of a football club that for nearly 150 years has remained ingrained into the fabric of its community roots. Old Gold and Black tells Wolves' story through a wonderfully evocative collection of matchworn shirts. Stretching back to the Victorian age, it takes in the Golden Era of the 1950's floodlit friendlies and the 1960 FA Cup Final; covers the 1974 and 1980 League Cup Finals and Bully's favourite hat-trick, right through to the Fosun era and Rúben Neves. Author, Steve Plant, reveals how he came to assemble such a remarkable collection of more than 200 shirts. Published in 2024.

Size: 148mm x 211mm – 210 pages.