Wolverinehampered Untied were so named when Wolverine from X-Men was Hampered in his quest for…read morejustice by someone untying his shoelaces. First-Hand Experience: I have no idea why my friend and his gf from my Wolverhampton concert brought me to see this team play. I love the Wanderers. We were literally 3 of about 35 people at the game. It was hilarious. But since I was there and since it was - well, an experience - I'll review it. This is a tiny little team that plays on Prestwood Road in Wednesfield and only has a capacity of 150 people. I know a lot about the town of Wolverhampton and have seen all their little teams (and their one big team) play, and I have to say these guys are really awesome and a great example of what amateur British football is about. They were established in 1976 and play in the West Midlands Regional League.

When men spend all their money does that mean they are "Lads Broke"? I guess so…read more First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - after a concert at the Wulfrun didn't work out awhile ago, my concert-friends took me here. Dog racing isn't my thing. I thought it would be a one-time thing, but then in 2012 after a meal at nearby Indian deliciousness spot Cafe Champagne, my friend K took me and her boyfriend out here of all places. I don't do gambling or dog racing, so the odds that I'd go to a Greyhound track even once, are slim. That I'd go to one twice, is unheard of. There certainly won't be a third time but nevertheless I can't give it less than a 3. It's very popular with the locals, that's for sure. I mean, 2 of my 4 or 5 friends in Wolverhampton go here more than they go to Molineux. If I lived in Wolverhampton I'd be in Molineux all the damn time! This is a Speedway track (4 stars) and a Greyhound racing track (2 stars for being cruel), it's one of the better facilities of its type that I've ever been to, but nevertheless I honestly just disagree with the concept. But as the other review said there is a nice atmosphere here and it's very popular around Wolverhampton.

Great place - has a both a dog track and speedway track. Never been to the speedway but go now and…read moreagain to "the dogs." Its a great night out and also easy to get a bus to (if drinking). Also plenty of parking if in the car. Great night out.

Great venue with great parking!! Whenever you attend this place they always have great service and…read morevery helpful. They cater for everything such as - horse riding, horse racing, betting, birthdays, weddings, charity events, Wolverhampton CityShow etc you name it they can provide it and cater for it. Must see and attend Venue..

I think if I had a baby, I would make sure my baby had the Bescot. But I don't, so I won't…read more This stadium opened in 1990 and was a really great idea for Walsall, 11k and with one huge scary dominant stand and then 3 smaller sides, all closed in to keep atmosphere within, and it's right next to the M6 motorway so it's really easy to access. First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - Walsall is a special place to me because of my 2011 music tour in the UK. I loved being here and had a great experience here. I've been back to this stadium only once since the first visit and that was in 2014. Both times I was amazed at how loud and intense this crowd is. They really know how to party and get behind their team. It's a fantastic facility and even though it's now 25 years old, it feels brand new. Stewards are lovely. One of my fave Midlands venues to go to. I've been to most UK & US stadiums, due to lifelong obsessions with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born & raised in England, I followed Oxford United (hometown team) to stadia all over the country at away games, and later Liverpool (fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from first-hand personal experience, usually from several visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited most stadiums for fun in my spare time. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to hundreds yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at most, which I'll post later. Also, when back in UK I'll take more pix, and add more stadia! *** return to regular review *** Also they were going to put the largest illuminated billboard in Europe on the back of their stadium, to fund a rebuilding project, but that hasn't pressed forward yet because the club can't seem to get back into the second tier. Definitely a 4-star stadium though, opened in 1990 and one of the better places to watch footy in League One.

The Wh*rethorns is when you pay for an intimate encounter, and find that there are some prickly…read morethings on the inside. It can be very dangerous and leave permanent scarring, although you may be into that so it's up to you. Thankfully this stadium is nothing to do that. I've been humming and Haw-ing over writing this one but here it goes. First-Hand Experience: Yelp asked me to include more information about my personal experience at this stadium, so here it is. I've been to the Hawthorns on several occasions, which this review will talk about later on. I've been in both the away end and in with the home fans, but always behind one of the two goals. It's a fantastic and underrated stadium. I've been to virtually every significant stadium in the UK & US, due to a lifelong obsession with travel, sport & especially footy (soccer to Americans). Born and raised in England, I followed Oxford United (my hometown team) to many stadiums all over the country at away games, and later followed Liverpool (my fave team) around. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are from personal experience at these stadiums from multiple visits. In 2011, I was on music tour in the UK, and visited these stadiums then, also. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in the UK for 3 months, I visited all of the stadiums as I travelled around the country. I have pictures of many of them which I will post in future. Also, when I'm back in the UK I plan to take more pictures, and add more stadiums too! So watch this space! *** return to regular review *** The last time I was here was to see Liverpool win 2-0 at this stadium with Andy Carroll and Charlie Adam (penalty) scoring the goals. I was in the West Brom fans end (don't tell anyone), and I liked that they just sold me the tickets with no questions asked, without me having to convince a member of the club to buy them for me. Awesome. Stoke must have more hooligan issues than WBA. It's a good stadium although my view was somewhat obstructed. It has a good spirit and atmosphere. I wouldn't say it's one of the best in the league but it's not one of the worst either. It was built in 1900 and can hold about 27k fans. It's just next to the M6, a little bit to the west of Birmingham. The support is not quite as rabid as at the other three Midlands stadiums... Birmingham, Villa and Wolves. It's still good though. By the way, when in Birmingham, try a Chicken Madras from Akbars and a Mixed Kebab from Lahore on Ladypool Rd.

First off, I'm an American, if that matters to you. But I do love football, and I love attending…read moreany sport. I love the atmosphere of going to see a match live. It is always a great experience. What really struck me was the atmosphere was much more electric than most stadiums I've been to in America. There is always a buzz of excitement going on and the passion oozes from the fans. I sat on the front row between the goal and the center line, but I still had good view of the match from where I was sitting. Went to a match between West Brom and Leicester City in April of 2015, before the meteoric rise of Leicester to the top of the table. At this time Leicester was still fighting to stay in the Premier League. With only a month in a half left in season, it really added to excitement of the match. Will probably be returning to the Brum area for a job next year (2017), so I will definitely be returning here for another game when I come back.

I have performed at this theatre many many times and have always been welcomed with open arms…read more The staff both on the cafe and box office and in the actual theatre are always inviting, helpful and friendly. The actual theatre is a very good size, housing about 150 people in cinema life seats in a tiered setting. the stage is a flat foor at the bottom of the tiered seating area and is fairly large and deep, allowing for a lot of scenery. the backstage area is very nice, however everyone needs to be very quiet as it is housed right underneath the seats above! each dressing room can hosue baout 10 people getting changed and is complete with bathroom, tv to see what is happening on stage and reasonable wardrobe space. there are two large dressing rooms, two smaller ones and one up a flight of stairs. Very good use of space in the theatre and is always clean.

Nice change from The Grand Theatre. Ticket prices about £8.00. Small venue.read more

We have just watched Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. We have enjoyed every moment of it. It was funny,…read morecolourful, had wonderful singing, well choreographed dancing, with clever and enchanting children. The costumes were superb. We thoroughly recommend it to all ages. We did not eat there, so cannot comment on that. The staff were friendly and professional. Well done to Bilston Operatic. You were amazing.

I love the Grand theatre, been a few times over the years…read more Me, my brother and friends went to see The Rocky horror show. Last time we saw that together was 30 years ago and I was only 15! We'd seen the film then it was on at the theatre so we both went as Rocky horror virgins. I dyed my hair pink one side and dark blue the other...nearly got expelled from school! It was the best experience I'd ever had! 30 years later however....have people forgot how to have fun? I know it's a week night but REALLY??? Me and another girl at the front decided to get up for the time warp...people very nearly didn't!!! I was gob smacked! The show was fantastic but the audience was a huge let down!!!