An Evening with Steve Bull will take place on Saturday, December 5, giving Mid Wales football supporters the chance to hear stories from Bull’s playing career, including his time with Wolves and England at the 1990 World Cup.

Bull spent 13 years with Wolves from 1986 to 1999 and remains the club’s record goalscorer with 306 goals, including 18 hat-tricks.

He helped Wolves win successive Fourth and Third Division championships and the Sherpa Van Trophy.

His performances earned international recognition and Bull won 13 England caps, scoring four goals.

He made his international debut against Scotland in 1989, scoring after coming on as a substitute, and was part of England’s squad at Italia ’90.

The Latham Park evening will feature Bull discussing the stories behind his career, followed by a two-course dinner, question-and-answer session, charity auction and DJ.

General admission costs £50, while £85 VIP tickets include front-table seating, fizz, a meet and greet, photograph with Bull and a signed print.

A table of 10 costs £450.

Supporters booking by 11.59pm on Sunday, November 8 will also be entered into an early-bird draw, with the winner offered a seat at the top table with Bull and a signed Newtown AFC shirt.

The club states that free entry to the prize draw is also available and full terms apply.

Tickets are now on sale through Fanbase.