Terry Wharton: Tributes as former Wolves player dies aged 83

Despite the club suffering relegation to the second tier in the mid-1960s, Wharton played his part in returning the club to the top flight via promotion in 1967, scoring on 17 occasions that season.
The winger also played 10 times for Los Angeles Wolves, winning the first official US soccer title in 1967, before contributing to the club’s film about the triumph and playing a key role at the premiere in Wolverhampton three years ago.
After ending his playing days in the mid-1970s, Wharton remained living in the local area, regularly attending Wolves’ Former Players Association events and supporting Wolves Foundation activities, particularly Molineux Memories.
A spokesperson for the club said: “The thoughts of everyone at Wolves are with Terry’s wife Sue, and his family and friends at this sad time.”




