Sporting Khalsa

Banks's Brewery sold it in 2010. The buyer was Sporting Khalsa, and that made them the first British Asian club to own its own ground in the English football pyramid.

Owning the ground shaped what came next. Then in 2017–18 came a £1 million redevelopment, and for its duration the club moved out to AFC Wulfrunians and played there as visitors. The ground is now the Guardian Warehousing Arena, with room for about 5,000 and 500 seats. Some still call it Noose Lane.

In 2014–15 Khalsa won the West Midlands (Regional) League Premier Division with 117 points, a record for the league, and took the Staffordshire FA Vase the same year. 2,252 people came to Noose Lane to watch them play F.C. United of Manchester. That remains the ground's record crowd. The JW Hunt Cup came in 2015–16, when they beat Wolverhampton Sporting 3–2, and again in 2018–19, with a 4–1 win over Highgate United.

The nearest games are the ones that matter locally. Darlaston Town make up the big derby, and Willenhall Town, the old tenants, and Lye Town sit close behind. Yellow shirts and blue shorts have reached the second round of the FA Trophy, in 2024–25, and no further. The Cup run of 2015–16 stopped one round short of the proper competition.