Wolves To Visit Luton And Hull Next Season

Molineux
By Scott Cooper
April 17 2005

WOLVES, with or without boss Glenn Hoddle, will travel to Luton and Hull next season. Luton Town and Hull City have both been promoted to the Championship.

Luton Town

Luton Town were granted a place in the Championship mid-week as Brentford's win over Tranmere gave The Hatters the promotion they had been striving for all season.

However the trip to Luton won't be one the gold and black army will be looking forward to.

Kenilworth Road (pictured left) isn't the best of grounds and the sparse 9,000 all seater stadium, complete with huge areas of restricted view, will house no more than 2,000 away fans.

Better news however is that, like Molineux, Luton serve the famous Balti Pie. 

Wolves last played a competitive game at Kenilworth Road in 1995. The Wolves won the game 3-2 as Bull, Richards and Goodman scored the goals in front of just 6,000 fans. Congratulations to Luton Town on their promotion.

Hull City

From one extreme to the other. From one of the worst grounds in the Championship to one of the newest. Hull City's Kingston Communication Stadium (pictured left) is a new 25,000 all-seater stadium and will grace the Championship after Hull City clinched promotion on Saturday.

Up to 4,000 away fans can be housed in the away end and Alcohol and the famous Balti Pie will both be on sale. That's more like it!

Congratulations to Hull.