This week is as good a week as any to remember Stan Cullis, not only because he turned 86 last Wednesday, but also because of the publication of an excellent biography by Jim Holden of the Express ...

For Stan Cullis, read Nuno Espirito Santo. There’s a statue of Cullis, the most successful manager in Wolves’ history and one of the most revolutionary the English game has ever seen ...

STAN CULLIS, who has died aged 85, was one of the few footballers to enjoy success as both player and manager at the same club; he was an imposing centre-half for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the ...

Wolves were today demolishing the Stan Cullis Stand ahead of its £16 million rebuild — hours after fans mucked in by ripping up their seats as mementos. Wolves were today demolishing the Stan ...

The statue of Stan Cullis outside his named stand at Molineux, Wolverhampton. Adam Davy/PA Wire. “You can always learn something,” Wilder said, before last weekend’s draw with Manchester United.

Fans who either lived through or were brought up on tales of the all-conquering league and FA Cup-winning Stan Cullis side of 1949-1960 or the League Cup winners and UEFA Cup finalists from 1972 ...

Library file of Stan Cullis as he appeared for Wolverhampton Wanderers during his playing career before he took over the managership The words of Stan Cullis, the greatest manager in the club’s ...

Stan Cullis, who managed Wolverhampton Wanderers in their European glory days in the 1950s, has died, aged 85. A cultured centre-half and a former England captain, he was held in high regard by ...

In the second part of our look at Stan Cullis' remarkable career, we look at his glorious success in management at Wolves. He was only 31 when he became manager in 1948, but over the next 16 years ...

As Wolves manager, Cullis guided the club to three League Championships and negotiated three European Cup campaigns. Current Wolves boss Dave Jones said: "When you consider what Stan did for this club ...