Steve Bull Celebrates 60th Birthday, Reflects on Wolves Legacy

Steve Bull, the legendary Wolverhampton Wanderers striker, celebrated his 60th birthday, reflecting on a storied career that saw him score a club-record 306 goals in 561 appearances. Bull, who joined the club in 1986 from West Bromwich Albion for approximately £65,000, quickly became a fan favorite and helped lead Wolves from the fourth division to newfound success. In interviews, he recalled a daunting first day at Molineux filled with cockroaches and water, humorously questioning his career choice. Despite physical ailments as he ages, Bull expressed gratitude for his time at Wolves, where he remains an integral figure as a club ambassador. Fans commemorated his birthday by sharing cherished memories, emphasizing the emotional impact he had on the club and its supporters. His legacy continues to resonate, celebrated not just for his goal-scoring prowess but for his loyalty and connection to the Wolves community.