1932/33 First Division

President: Sir Charles Mander.

Directors: Ernest Baker (Chairman), FT Hollins (Vice Chairman), Major AJ Holloway, B Matthews, AH Oakley, AH Paulton, TW Simpson, JT Howley (Assistant Secretary).
Secretary Manager: Major Frank Buckley.
Coach: Jack Bradford.
Captain: Reg Hollingworth.

Playing Staff: J Addison, Charles Adkins, Walter Akers, J Allen, Leonard Astill, John Barclay, Willy Barraclough, John Bassett, George Bellis, Thomas Bethill, George Bingham, Rex Bollington, William Bottrill, Bowen, Harold Bowers, Brown, William Bryant, Wilfred Bucknell, Harold Burgess, Meynell Burgin, Thomas Bushby, Arthur Buttery, William Challenger, Arthur Clarke, John Clarke, James Clayton, Clutton, Will Coley, Arthur Cook, Cowen, Mark Crook, Lewis Davies, Jimmy Deacon, Jack Dowen, Thomas Dudley, Dunne, Frederick Elliott, Jack Ellis, Thomas Ellis, Robert Evans, George Farrow, Fitchett, Stephen Ford, Joe Gardiner, Christy Greene, John Griffiths, Joe Griffiths, Handford, Willy Hartill, Les Heelbeck, John Hetherington, Hickman, Reg Hollingworth, Joseph Hopkins, Hutchinson, Frederick Ibbs, Eeddy Ivill, Jackson, Claude Jeavons, Jones, Albert Kay, Jack Kearns, James Leach, Lloyd, William Long, Lowe, Wilfred Lowton, Aert Lumberg, Joseph Marlow, Leslie Marshment, Ted Martin, Maskell, Frederick Mitcheson, Ben Morton, Jack Nelson, Newman, Ivan Perkin, Charlie Phillips, George Phillips, Fred Pincott, Jack Preece, Price, Priest, Syd Prothero, John Reade, Les Redfearn, Rickie Rhodes, Dai Richards, Richards, Joseph Roberts, Benjamin Russon, Scott, Cecil Shaw, Jack Shelton, Tom Smalley, Jack Smith, Clement Smith, William Smith, Sorby, Bert Sproson, James Stansfield, Alfred Thorpe, Alf Tootill, Rickie Twiss, Edward Ward, Cyril Washbrook, Kenneth Watts, Fred White, Ernest Whitelock, Percy Whittaker, Frank Wildman, Tom Wildsmith, Williams, Wood, Stanley Woodall, Woodcock, Worthington, Andrew Young, John Young.

Club Finances: Income: £42,275; Profit: £7,610; Dividend: 7½ percent.

Club Directors: Wolves Chairman Ernest Barker died in his sleep on 8 February 1933. FT Hollins is asked to take the position temporarily; In June 1933 AH Oakley becomes club Chairman.