Wolverhampton Wanderers (commonly "Wolverhampton W." or "Wolves") — English football club, around the 1995/96 season, coached by Mark McGhee.

• Season: 1995–96
• Manager / Head Coach: Mark McGhee (appointed in October 1995)
• League: Football League First Division (the second tier of English football at the time)
• League Position: Wolves finished 20th in the 1995–96 First Division, narrowly avoiding relegation to the Second Division.
• League record (1995–96):
  • Matches played: 46
  • Wins / Draws / Losses: 11 wins, 12 draws, 23 losses
  • Points: 45
• Cup competitions (1995–96):
  • FA Cup: Eliminated in the Third Round
  • League Cup (Coca‑Cola Cup): Eliminated in early rounds
• Notable players (squad highlights around that season):
  • Steve Bull — long‑serving forward and club legend (though his role and appearances were reduced by mid‑1990s)
  • Don Goodman — striker
  • Andy Thompson — winger/forward
  • Paul Cook — midfielder
  • Mike Stowell — goalkeeper
  • Mark Venus — defender
• Home ground: Molineux Stadium
• Chairman / Board (mid‑1990s): Jack Harris served as chairman until 1996, when an ownership/board restructuring took place in the mid‑1990s.
• Context/notes:
  • Mark McGhee was appointed to try to steady a club that had suffered relegation from the top tier earlier in the decade and was aiming to re-establish itself in the First Division. The 1995–96 season was a difficult campaign, with the team avoiding relegation by a small margin.
  • Steve Bull, the club's all‑time leading goalscorer, remained an important figure though his peak years were earlier in the decade.

Sources / typical references: historical league tables and match records for the 1995–96 Football League First Division; club archives and season summaries for Wolverhampton Wanderers (1995–96).