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Welcome to the latest United We Stand podcast.

I'm Andy Mitten.

And I've just arrived in Wolverhampton,

and I'm walking to Molineau for a

Premier League game between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Manchester United. It's December. It's a

Monday night. We always seem to come here in midwinter. I've got very mixed memories, not really

positive ones actually. I can pick out isolated moments and goals, but maybe that defeat last year has left too much of an impression on me.

Wolves are struggling, they're wretched and Wolverhampton.

It's a former industrial city in the West Midlands. It's a proud city. It's a big football

club but they look search to go down. Manchester United must win this game tonight. Well,

I can't say must because the club aren't going under if they don't win it but i think if united fail to

beat a team you can't be anybody they'll be have a serious problem just walking past the statue of

sir jack heywood and a stand named after him he was the man who put a lot of money into wolves in the 1990s in the 80s wolves tumble

four divisions from the first to the fourth and average crowds dropped way under 5,000

which isn't really there was a sort of one-off because they're normally, you know, they're a well

supported club. Molling knew it was a big ground, the best team in the world in the 50s, no

less. The South Bank here was one of the biggest terraced in football. But they were floundering

in their 90s and Jack Hayward built them back up again. I remember coming here in a friendly 95

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