Steve Bull, Wolves all time record scorer and England international is an honorary life member of London Wolves.  More information on Steve and his Wolves career is on his page in the members’ section here     Wolves announced on 2nd February that Molineux would host a celebration match for Bully’s twentieth anniversary in 2006. (He signed from the Baggies in November 1986 before retiring in 1999).  The match iis on Saturday 29th July against the Villa. In 1999 at the pre-season v Villa Bully announced his retirement. Wolves beat Villa (for the first time in 25 years) in last season’s preseason (match here).  For pictures clike here  More on the 20th here

and here’s Bully scoring against the Albion http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clqFS7Cz3AI

STEVE’s NEW DVD WAS RELEASED IN NOVEMBER

FOR FULL DETAILS INCLUDING THE SIGNING SESSSIONS CLICK ON THE DVD PICTURE 

There’s a new Bully fansite at http://freespace.virgin.net/steve.bull9/index.htm - check it out - it includes a list of all 306 goals!!!

Steve and his wife Kirsty are dedicated to fundraising for the Promise Dreams charity, and in 2005 they raised over £100,000. His latest newsletter and schedule of 1st half 2006 events follows. This special year for Bully is on his website at http://www.andybillingham.com/stevebull/index.htm (Click on events for latest events)

Steve kicked off the 20th anniversary celebrations with a dinner at Molineux on Thursday March 9th, two days before the return of Dave Jones for the Cardiff match.  “Steve Bull MBE and friends” cost £47 Bookings were through Andy Billingham at "Andy Billingham" <andy@stevebullevents.com>  and the details of the dinner and other events are at http://www.andybillingham.com/stevebull/anniversary/events.htm

You can support Steve by paying a fiver to have your picture on his site AND be on the Bully DVD cover to be issued later this year..... you can see a preview from the press launch now. More details on Bully’s site (click on the Bully badge above)

Steve held a Sportman’s Dinner with Ricky Hatton and Frank Bruno Saturday 30th September. His next event is the
PROMISE DREAMS OFFICIAL GOLF DAY
The De Vere Belfry
Monday 16th October 2006 - go to Steve’s site for more information

RUN FOR DREAMS'

At half time at the awful Crewe match Bully, Don Goodman and Suzi Perry launched this event  held on May 7th.'
As Ambassadors of the national charity Promise Dreams, TV's Suzi Perry and Wolves legends, Steve Bull and Don Goodman have joined together to organize a fantastic fund raising event on Sunday 7 May 2006.
It is hoped that up to 2,000 runners will commence their 5k journey from the home of Wolves Football Club, the Molineux and then through to the West Park to complete the course. All runners will be asked to raise as much personal sponsorship as possible.
All participants will receive a commemorative t-shirt and a goody-bag and the finishers of course will receive a medal. The main sponsors for the Wolves FC, the Chaucer Group have very kindly agreed to support our "Run for Dreams".
The target for the day is to clear £100,000 - yes it's a big one but with lots of help, we know we can achieve it.
If you would like to participate, download the Application Form, and send it back to Promise Dreams - address on the form or follow the links on this page to Bully’s site

Bully Anniversary

Wolves held a 20th anniversary game in honour of striking legend Steve Bull.
The match -  at Molineux against the Villa - will be the highlight of a year of celebrations that has the support of the Wolves board and new manager Mick McCarthy.
 Chief Executive Jez Moxey says: "Steve has done more than most over the years to help Wolves both on the field and in the community.
We are delighted to be supporting him during his anniversary year and hope to finalise the details on when the game will take place in the near future."
Steve, who first signed for Wolves from West Bromwich Albion in November 1986, retired in the summer of 1999 after making 561 appearances and scoring 306 goals. He went on to work for the club as a community ambassador, a role he currently combines with his position as patron of Promise Dreams. The children's charity will be the nominated partner of Steve's anniversary year.
Steve says: "I'm delighted the club has given me this game and that my official partner will be Promise Dreams. It's a special charity that does a great deal to help serious and terminally ill children."
More details about Steve's events will appear on WOW and London Wolves throughout the year.
Picture: Steve at the press launch on 2nd February 2006 of his anniversary game.

You can buy a Steve Bull Anniversary shirt at his website.