Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton has a football team that is known to be one of the best in England. The Wolverines are from the West Midlands and their colors are black and gold with blue stripes; this means they are a tough opponent on the pitch! A founding member of the Football League in 1888 - alongside teams like Aston Villa (1888), Everton (1886) and other rising stars like Arsenal FC (invited to ARSENAL!) - guess what? I daresay good things come from here when these guys play!!! The perfect achievement for an English football club, Wolves were the most successful team in their history. Under their coach Stan Cullis, they won three leagues and two cups from 1949 to 1960 and were dubbed by media outlets such as The Guardian as "the best", beating the top European clubs of the period. "It's hard not to be impressed when you see teams so evenly matched!
A lot has changed since Britain gained independence, but one thing has stayed the same: there's always room at Wembley Stadium if you're watching Tottenham Hotspur or Manchester United (or even Liverpool) are.

Despite the lack of success at home and abroad, Aston Villa is still one of the most recognizable clubs in England. The team has over 500 official members! Vila have had many memorable moments as a club but never have there been as many highlights as 1972 when they met Tottenham Hotspurs at Wembley in the UEFA Cup Final. We lost 2-1 after scoring the opening goal through George Jobings but Spurs equalized just five minutes later with Alan Sugar's penalty - unfortunately both sides were too exhausted from 120 minutes of non-pause play to result in a Extra time came which took us straight to penalties... And guess who won?! Congratulations Spurs!!! You deserve all these headlines!"

It's hard to believe there's only one wolf in all of England, but it seems like every time it bites something good happens. He has won five different league titles with Wolves and has also lifted three prestigious English trophies: the FA Cup, the League Cup and their own Football League Trophy! The tone should be "Excited".