The Old Gold’s pre-season US tour brought supporters across the States together for events and matches in Jacksonville, Annapolis and Miami, and on Saturday they’ll once again have the opportunity to gather and share their love of Wolves.
There are now more Wolves supporter groups in the US than any other country with 31 and on Saturday many of their members will head to Chicago for the tenth instalment of PL Mornings Live.
In attendance on the day will be the club’s 2009 promotion-winning captain Jody Craddock, who will be meeting supporters, answering any questions and posing for photographs.
Craddock will be accompanied by members of the Wolves staff, who will be mingling with supporters, and club mascot Wolfie.
All ten Premier League fixtures will be broadcast across the weekend, with the West Midlands clash beginning at 9am local time in Lincoln Park on Saturday.
The main Premier League Mornings event is free but supporters must have already registered and be in possession of a ticket on the day to access the event.
Any Wolves fans planning to be in Chicago this weekend are also invited to a special supporter club event being held post-match (11.30am to 2pm) at the Fado Irish Pub on W. Grand Avenue.
Craddock and Wolfie will be in attendance, signing autographs and handing out Wolves giveaways. To help manage numbers, please register your interest by clicking here.
Chairman of the Michigan Wolves supporters club, Joe Dylewski, was key to the organisation of the meet up, and is excited to see the event unfold this weekend.
Dylewski said: “We couldn’t be more excited to have Wolves joining us at Premier League Mornings Live. Their presence alongside the US supporters makes this event even more special, creating a unique bond between the club and its fans across the ocean.
“It’s a rare chance to engage d
