Few clubs can boast a history as rich and dramatic as that of Wolverhampton Wanderers. Three League titles, four FA Cups, two League Cups, the lifting of the Sherpa Van Trophy....that's a roll of honour guaranteed to confirm the world-famous Wolves as serial winners.

Add a host of near misses, the Buckley Babes, never-to-be-forgotten floodlit encounters against the might of Europe, brushes the extinction in the 1980's, then a thrilling resurgence - and the story is underlined as a powerful one indeed.

Behind the magnificent highlights come famous names.....the Reverend Kenneth Hunt, Tom Phillipson, Billy Hartill, Dicky Dorsett, Dennis Westcott, Cullis and Wright, Hancocks and Mullen, Williams and Flowers, McGarry and Chung, Dougan and Richards, Bull and Mutch and, of course, Sir Jack Hayward. There are countless others, too, and this stirring programmes sets out to do justice to them all.

We believe we have brought to life the first 130 years or so of Wolverhampton Wanderers' history in a way that no other souvenir product has.

From incredible footage of the club's 1921 FA Cup final appearance through the 1949-60 glory years to the exciting 1970s cup-fighting days; from the nosedive towards oblibion to a return journey that culminated in play-off final glory and the Premiership adventure, this programme has so much to offer Wolves supporters of all ages.

There's an exclusive look at the games Billy Wright described as his finest for Wolves; also St Stan Cullis; men in Russia in 1955, Molineux's great floodlit nights including the European Cup visit of Barcelona, the Charity Shield, the run to the 1960 FA Cup final including wins over Leicester and Villa, interviews with Cullis and Wright, The Doog's hat-trick on his home debut and the famous early 1970's battles against Leeds and Spurs.

In addition, this Official History contains precious footage of Peter Knowles - on and off the pitch, complete with clips as you've probably never seen him before!

Over 25 interviews, some of them with true greats, are show. Bert Williams, Jimmy Dunn, Roy Swinbourne, Ron Flowers, Eddie Stuart, Bill Slater, Malcolm Finlayson, Bobby Thomson, Dave Wagstaffe, John Holsgrove, Mike Bailey, John Richards, Andy Gray, Steve Bull, Keith Downing, Matt Murray and Sir Jack Hayward are featured, as are ex-mangers Sammy Chapman and Graham Turner, and a variety of fans and journalists.

Hit the 'play' button and you will want this to run and run. Watch, enjoy and remind yourself what being a Wolverhampton Wanderers supporter is all about.