Have Your Say – Apply to Join Wolves' Fan Focus Groups

Wolves 1877 Trust is encouraging supporters to apply for the club's Fan Focus Groups and play an active role in shaping the future supporter consultation with the club (application details below).

‍Following a review of the club’s fan engagement plan, the club has now opened applications for two of its refreshed Fan Focus Groups for the 2026/27 season; Fan Experience and Community & Social Responsibility. Together with the Fan Advisory Board (FAB), these groups will form an important part of the club's supporter engagement structure and provide opportunities for supporter’s to influence discussions on a wide range of issues affecting the club and its supporters.

‍The Trust has been actively involved in discussions surrounding the development of the club's refreshed fan engagement structure and welcomes the opportunity for more supporters to become directly involved. Strong supporter representation depends on supporters being willing to participate, challenge constructively where necessary and share the views of the wider fanbase.

‍As a Trust, we have consistently argued that meaningful supporter engagement works best when it reflects the views of a broad cross-section of the fanbase. That is why we believe it is vital that as many supporters as possible apply to join the Focus Groups. Whether you are a season ticket holder, a member, or simply passionate about improving the supporter experience, your voice deserves to be heard.

The Trust remains the only independent not for profit benefit society recognised by the club and as associate members of the Football Supporters Association we campaign on both local and national issues affecting football supporter’s, membership is open to all:

https://www.wolves1877trust.co.uk/membership

join the Trust, help make a difference.

The Focus Groups are not intended to replace the role of the Trust or other independent supporter organisations. Instead, they complement the wider fan engagement framework by giving supporters another route to contribute to discussions with the club.

‍The Fan Experience Focus Group will consider topics including ticketing, matchday atmosphere, catering, fan zones, retail, museum and stadium tours, digital services and the overall matchday experience. Members will also help shape projects linked to the club's 150th anniversary celebrations, digital ticketing and future supporter initiatives.

The Community & Social Responsibility Focus Group will focus on equality, diversity and inclusion, environmental sustainability, safeguarding and the club's work within the local community. Members will have the opportunity to contribute to campaigns and initiatives that help ensure Wolves continues to have a positive impact both on and off the pitch.

‍Applications are open until Sunday 16 August, with successful applicants selected through a transparent process designed to create diverse and representative groups. Meetings will be held regularly throughout the season, both at Molineux and online via Microsoft Teams.

https://www.wolves.co.uk/news/club/20260804-applications-open-for-fan-focus-groups/

Application link: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=7TGx4RUi5UijFqhMLa11vgSwmZQksuZEgZE1f0_ttoJUODkyM0JQRlg0UVFCWDcwWU9UTlFXTjhRRy4u&route=shorturl

‍ ‍‍Constructive engagement works best when supporters get involved.

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