Andy Nicholls
Which fan group do you represent?
Retail.
How often do you attend matches?
All home and some away games.
How long have you been a fan for?
Since 16th September 1978 against Ipswich Town.
Favourite moment/moments as a Wolves fan?
Sherpa Van Trophy final, Cardiff play-off final.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
I feel it is important to be the voice of the average fan. We welcome having the opportunity to challenge and support the leaders at the club and hold them to account. It’s important that fans have the opportunity, within reason, to influence the strategic direction of the club. I have a close affinity to Wolverhampton and its local community and feel it’s important that the club understand the role it has to play within this community.
Daniel Warren
Which fan group do you represent?
I have been the chair of the Wolves 1877 Trust for the last three years. The Wolves 1877 Trust is the first independent supporters trust for Wolves fans.
How often do you attend matches?
I was a season ticket holder in the South Bank until last year. I now attend home and away games on an ad hoc basis.
How long have you been a fan for?
I have been a Wolves fan since 2003. That day in Cardiff had me hooked.
Favourite moment/moments as a Wolves fan?
Promotion to Premier League in 2009 and again in 2018. I also have found memories of League One winning season. Also, the FA Cup quarter final win over Manchester United in 2019.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
The Fan Advisory Board gives supporters an insight into the decision making process within the club and gives fans an opportunity to shape decisions and understand why decisions are being made. It also allows fan feedback and consultation to be presented to decision makers at the club.
Marcus Passant
Which fan group do you represent?
I am an independent supporter representative who applied for the role and was then selected by the club and the Football Supporters Association, following a competitive selection process in the summer of 2023.
How often do you attend matches?
I am a season ticket holder in the upper Billy Wright Stand. Alongside my daughter and father we attend all the home matches.
How long have you been a fan for?
Supporting Wolves, like many fans, is part of my family history and in the blood so it’s been over 50 years. My grandparents lived in Wolverhampton and my father instilled a love for the club from my childhood days. Growing up in the ‘70s, I have fantastic memories of Kenny Hibbitt and John Richards and would never be seen out of my Wolves Umbro tracksuit.
Favourite moment/moments as a Wolves fan?
The first game I attended was the 1980 League Cup final against Nottingham Forest. It was the first game my dad had taken me to, and I can remember the drive down with all the coaches on the motorway vividly. The game itself is a bit of a blur, but I can remember Andy Gray putting the ball past Shilton and the amazing feeling it brought to all us fans.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
I believe that consultation and involvement are a key part of the relationship between supporters and the football club, particularly one with such deep community history and roots as Wolves. I see our role as a critical friend and look to create solutions for the good of my fellow fans, the club and the community. We have a duty to challenge the club about its decisions, strategy and direction but to do so in the spirit of collaboration – we all want to see success.
Jack Finch
Which fan group do you represent?
I sit on the FAB as representative of the Matchday Experience Focus Group, which I have been a member of since 2018. In that time, we’ve supported and collaborated with the club across a wide range of matchday topics, from music, to catering, to pre-match displays.
How often do you attend matches?
I am a home and away season ticket holder and attend every game I can. I miss the occasional midweek away game due to work commitments, but other than that, when Wolves are playing, you’ll see me there.
How long have you been a fan for?
My dad took me to my first Wolves game in 1999, when I was seven. We beat Port Vale 3-1 and Keith Curle scored a late penalty. I can remember the noise inside the stadium, the crowd whilst walking to Molineux. I’ve been hooked ever since.
Favourite moments as a Wolves fan?
The FA Cup quarter final against Manchester United in 2019 stands out. It was such an incredible atmosphere, and the team delivered on such a big occasion. Aside from that, I’ve seen us promoted four times, each one was special in different ways.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
It’s a real privilege to sit on the FAB, representing our fantastic fanbase, making sure that the fans have a voice when it comes to what happens at the club is a responsibility I really enjoy. It’s great to listen to the club, collaborate and share ideas, and also challenge when needed.
Martyn Willis
Which fan group do you represent?
I am the representative from Wolves Disabled Supporters Association, for whom I’ve been treasurer for the past five years and a management committee member
How often do you attend matches?
I am a season ticket holder for over 25 years. I also attend several away games a season.
How long have you been a fan for?
I have supported wolves for more than 50 years. From the age of 12 I stood on the North Bank with all my school friends, before going to away games when I could drive.
Favourite moments as a Wolves fan?
When we won the League Cup in 1974 and again in 1980. The Sherpa Van and the play-off finals were also special.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
It is important for all disabled fans to have a voice. I will also stand up for all Wolves supporters whilst helping the club to achieve its objectives as far as possible.
Lyndsey Harris
Which fan group do you represent?
Equality Advisory Group (EAG).
How often do you attend matches?
I’m a season ticket holder in the lower Billy Wright and attend every home game, commuting from Nottingham. For away games, I go to as many, as I’m fortunate enough to get tickets.
How long have you been a fan for?
My dad grew up in Ashmore Park and both he and my grandad were Wolves fans. Since I moved back to the West Midlands for work, I've gone to as many matches with dad as possible. We had a temporary gap when my son was born in 2013 and the whole family became season ticket holders in 2017/18.
Favourite moment/moments as a Wolves fan?
Matchdays for me are all about family time: It enables us to reconnect with dad and friends we’ve met over time on the terraces. A highlight of my professional career was being able to work with the club in 2023 to raise awareness of domestic abuse with the under-21 squad and the club committing to supporting the White Ribbon Campaign to end male violence against women and girls.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
It is a privilege being part of the FAB and representing the EAG is particularly important to ensure that diversity, equity, and inclusion are integrated into the club’s every day decision making and matchday activities. Personally, it gives me an opportunity to give back to the club I love and ensure it remains a club welcome to all.
Jonathan Keeling
Which fan group do you represent?
I represent the ticketing focus group.
How often do you attend matches?
I go home and away, and have done pre-season a few times/
How long have you been a fan for?
I’ve been a fan since 1972.
Favourite moment/moments as a Wolves fan?
For Wembley 1980 I was there in the stadium watching us beat Nottingham Forest 1-0 and singing ‘Hark now gear the South Bank sing a new kings born today and his name is Andy Gray’.
Why is sitting on the FAB important to you?
Sitting on the FAB board is important as it’s vital that the senior management team at Wolves get real fan views.
