Changing Wolves

[abbobrom]

I read an article the other day written by former Wolves player Dave Edwards. He has watched his old side a few times recently and was invited by Bruno Large to visit the training ground. Accompanied by his son, a big Wolves supporter, he was amazed at the transition of the training ground and facilities, since he was there.

It really is now state of the art, both in terms of equipment and medical back up. He spoke about the can**** , the quality and choice of food, and how it had changed in around five years. The training pitches are pristine. He implied the Compton Training Complex was now so good you would not want to go home.

If you watch clips on the Wolves site as they film new arrivals it will give you an indication of what the place is like.

[nortonwolf]

I read an article the other day written by former Wolves player Dave Edwards. He has watched his old side a few times recently and was invited by Bruno Large to visit the training ground. Accompanied by his son, a big Wolves supporter, he was amazed at the transition of the training ground and facilities, since he was there.

It really is now state of the art, both in terms of equipment and medical back up. He spoke about the can**** , the quality and choice of food, and how it had changed in around five years. The training pitches are pristine. He implied the Compton Training Complex was now so good you would not want to go home.

If you watch clips on the Wolves site as they film new arrivals it will give you an indication of what the place is like.

The progress since training sessions taking place on the car park in the late 1980's is unbelievable. Sir Jack, Steve Morgan and Fosun have all driven this change and evolution... we have a lot to be grateful for.