Steve Bull

Steve Bull, MBE, is a legendary English former professional footballer, celebrated for his record-breaking career as a striker for Wolverhampton Wanderers, where he remains connected as a vice-president and ambassador, engaging with fans and promoting the club. After joining Wolverhampton Wanderers in November 1986 for £65,000, Steve Bull cemented his legendary status as a prolific striker, transforming the club’s fortunes. During his 13-year tenure, Bull became a pivotal figure, leading Wolves to successive promotions from the Fourth to the Second Division, securing the Fourth Division title in 1988 and the Third Division title in 1989. His remarkable 1987-1988 season saw him score a club record 52 goals in all competitions, a key factor in winning the Sherpa Van Trophy in 1988.

In this capacity, he actively engages with fans and passionately promotes the club, frequently attending matches and official club events. His status as a local icon was solidified in 2018 when he was granted the Freedom of the City of Wolverhampton, a prestigious civic honor acknowledging his significant cultural and sporting contributions to the city. Demonstrating his continued entrepreneurial spirit and connection to his legacy, Bull launched his SB9 clothing line in 2022. He remains a beloved and highly respected figure, consistently championing Wolverhampton Wanderers and embodying the spirit of the club, further strengthening his bond with supporters and the broader football community.