Thousands in tribute to Wolves legend Dave Wagstaffe
[gallery] Wolves paid a fitting and poignant tribute to one of the club's most loved stars this afternoon as thousands paid their respects to Dave Wagstaffe at Molineux.
Former teammates of the popular winger, who died this week, were introduced to the crowd before a minute's applause was impeccably observed by both the home and visiting support.
Wolves captain Sam Ricketts then led loved ones of the popular winger to the North Bank, where he laid a number 11 shirt behind the goal in recognition of the contribution to Wolves' proud history which the man affectionately known as 'Waggy' made.
Head coach Kenny Jackett said afterwards: "It was a fantastic tribute.
"I met his family before the game and to get a tribute like that shows what a popular player he was and will last long in the memory of everyone that was here.
"With his friends and family and the ex-players I have seen here – people like John Richards, Mel Eves and Kenny Hibbitt – it was a very fitting tribute and shows what a great servant and a great player he was."
See also: Wolves legend Dave Wagstaffe dies at 70
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