Awayday hope for Wolves?



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Express and Star Chief Sports Writer Martin Swain looks ahead to Wolves trip to London to take on QPR.

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This article posted on December 14, 2007 at 8:00 am.
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4 Comments

  1. Bridget & Tony said: Dec 14th, 2007 at 10:00 am

    The picture of MM looks like he is perfect for the part of Ebenezer “Bah Humbug” Scrooge

    Hard game at QPR - recently beat Burnley away and will fancy their chances at home against a clueless Wolves side that cant manage a better average of more than 1 goal per game - so if we scored 2 in our last game - that must mean that we are due 0 in the next game? Hope Not - Bah Humbug! ;-)

    Maybe MM will play differently this time? Maybe?

    Maybe Not! :-(

  2. Bournemouth Wolf said: Dec 14th, 2007 at 11:02 am

    To win this Saturday there will have to be commitment, flair and we will have to score goals. Anybody any idea where they might come from?

    Against Burnley we were 2nd best in every department except the goal keeping area. We will have to be 1st to the ball, closing the opposition down quickly not giving them time and space. Get the lads to watch the Liverpool mid week performance - closed the opposition down quickly, 1st to the ball, minimal stray passes, decent crosses from the wing and a will to not accept 2nd best.

    They can do it, but must get metally right for the game..

  3. Ray Smith said: Dec 14th, 2007 at 11:12 am

    Bournemouth Wolf - “To win this Saturday there will have to be commitment, flair and we will have to score goals. Anybody any idea where they might come from?” - the answer is Real Madrid!

  4. Fenwolf said: Dec 14th, 2007 at 11:58 am

    How about - Edwards in for Collins, Rosa, Davies and Jarvis in for Ward, Henry and Oly (Gibson as holding player). Eastwood and Bothroyd up front (Maybe Mulgrew in for Gray aswell). A fresher looking team all round - not much chance of that happening as MM prefers a dull long ball style of play with a team packed full of his favorites. It would serve as a kick in the pants for our midfield which has been rubbish all season.(apart from Kights - obviously!)

    Does anyone think that, even if MM turns things round and gets us promoted, he has the tactical know how to keep us up?