• Seats will be fitted in Molineux’s Sir Jack Hayward Stand• Area can be converted to safe standing in futureWolves have announced a plan to become the first club in the UK to install rail seats in an entire stand at their ground. The seats will be fitted in Molineux’s Sir Jack Hayward Stand, making it ready to be operated in future as a safe-standing area.Laurie Dalrymple, Wolves’ managing director, made the announcement at the Premier League club’s end-of-season dinner on Tuesday. He said: “After consultation with South Bank season ticket holders and discussions at fans’ parliament, we are delighted to be in a position to confirm that barrier seating will be installed at Molineux this summer. In April, we sent all supporters who have a season ticket in the South Bank a survey asking them a number of questions about their match-day habits, including whether or not they would be in favour of barrier seating in the stand. An overwhelming majority of 97% told us they would be in favour of the change.” Related: Safe-standing under spotlight as the government looks for answers Related: West Brom v Aston Villa: Championship play-off semi-final, second leg – live! Continue readingreadfullarticle
