Two-time Wolves title winner who scored four in one match versus Arsenal dies

Former Wolves star Colin Booth died at the age of 90.

The former striker won two Division One titles with the club in the 1950s.

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Booth’s death was confirmed by Wolves While the club released a statement.

It read: “Colin Booth, who won the first division title with Wolves twice in the 1950s, unfortunately died at the age of 90.

“The thoughts of everyone at Wolves are in this sad time with Colin’s family and friends.”

While the Wolves former players’ association has also paid its respect.

It posted: “All at Wolves FPA sends their sincere condolences to the family and friends of the former player Colin Booth, who died at the age of 90.”

He started his career at Wolves as a student and then scored 27 goals in 83 performances.

He scored famous four times Arsenal In one competition during the title -winning campaign of the club from 1957/58.

The performance came in a brilliant 5-2 victory at the Molineux, while he also travels a hat trick Portsmouth And Sheffield United.

Booth was also part of the club that won the title again in 1959.

He left wolves that year and arrived Tottenham Hotspur Before you go Nottingham Forest.

He had spells at Doncaster Rovers, Oxford United and Cambridge United before he retired in Cheltenham Town.

Tribute has been brought to the first England U21S star on social media by fans.

A posted: “Sad news. Rest in Peace, Colin Booth. My participation in his loved ones.”

A second wrote: “Rest easily Colin.”

A third commented: “Rest in peace.”