“Wolves Fans Reveal Jaw-Dropping Memories and Tributes to Legend Bully Ahead of His Epic 60th Birthday Bash!”

As Steve Bull, the iconic Wolverhampton Wanderers goal-scoring machine, reaches the milestone of his 60th birthday on March 28, 2025, fans have been reminiscing about their most cherished moments of the Wolves legend.

Known affectionately as “Bully,” his 13-year tenure at the club saw him net an astonishing 306 goals and earn 13 caps for England, cementing his status as a true Molineux hero.

From his early days terrorizing defenses to his memorable England debut and strikes against rivals West Bromwich Albion, Bull’s career is packed with unforgettable highlights.

Supporters have flooded the Express & Star with their favorite memories, spanning his dramatic last-minute winners, breathtaking hat-tricks, and even his personal impact off the pitch.

Among the standout moments, many recall his clutch goal against Birmingham City in the 1995/96 season, where he raced toward the away fans in celebration after securing a 3-2 victory.

Others point to his heroics against West Brom, including a last-gasp winner in 1989 that sent the away end into raptures, with even police officers joining the jubilation.

His four-goal haul against Newcastle United on New Year’s Day 1990, featuring a nine-minute hat-trick, remains a pinnacle for many, as does his courageous equalizer against Aston Villa, where he was knocked out cold yet still found the net.

Bull’s England exploits also shine brightly in fans’ minds. His debut goal against Scotland in 1989—scored as a Third Division player—sparked immense pride, while his brace against Czechoslovakia further showcased his talent on the international stage.

Beyond the goals, supporters laud his character: a down-to-earth legend who always made time for fans, whether signing autographs, visiting schools, or sharing a kind word.

From his prolific scoring—back-to-back 50-goal seasons—to his iconic airplane celebration, Steve Bull’s legacy transcends stats.

For Wolves fans, and even a few rival supporters, he remains a symbol of joy, resilience, and hometown pride. As one fan put it, “He kept Wolverhampton on the map.” Happy 60th, Bully—here’s to the memories!