Just steady the ship, Mick, remember we’re at Liverpool.

Good luck to all on Saturday, coyw.

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“Against QPR we didn’t do any of those things – but that was the only poor performance we’ve had in a while.”

Not ture; the Villa performance was poor but luckily they were poor as well. In the second half they managed to get into 2nd / 3rd gear and it looked like there would be only one winner, but luckily we managed to hang on.

It’s these oversights that prove to be the seed of doubt in the fans minds.

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I have to laugh at the headline, after last week’s debacle. By having more than one shot at goal will improve on our attacking threat.
We have to be careful at Anfield. They will be smarting at the Spurs thrashing and also our 1 nil victory last season. We must go 4-5-1 and Kites and Elokobi must be dropped. Henry and O’Hara will be lucky to play also!

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I think I must be the only Wolves fan who thinks Doyle is a waste of space, as a striker he make a good corner flag!

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If McCarthy does do has the headline states and attacks Liverpool I fear we will probably get another 3-0 defeat.

Common sense says play 4-5-1, close Liverpool down very quickly and look for a breakaway goal when the opportunity arises.

I keep my fingers crossed that MM opts for the sensible approach and is satisfied with a hard fought 0-0, rather than a brave attacking 3-0 defeat.

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so iff were going to attack liverpool it will be 7 0 to liverpool then i hope wolves sack mick drop doyle drop henry drop steerman in comes fletcher hammil and foley iff fit iff not zubar fed up with mick now hes had his time back to beer me thinks lol wolvesfan till i die

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We need to shut up shop at Anfield and come back down the M6 unscathed as we dont have any attacking players, if we can fluke a win or a draw that will be a nice little bonus.
The chance of we winning two on the trot is most unlikely.

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agree with some of the above, go ultra defensive and when the chance of a beakaway arises take it with both hands.

watched liverpools performance against brighton looked good going forward but dodgy at the back.

witness jay spearing dithering with a penalty area clearance ,losing possesion and then forcing carragher to committ the foul for brightons penalty.

if guadiera and hammill play they could get into their penalty area and cause havoc.

hopefully wwfc can come back down the m6 with 3 vital points. utw

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ATTACK Liverpool with what resources Mick? With SEB and Fletcher out how? Got to be 4-5-1. Don’t forget they will want to give us another good slapping as they lost their last game 4-0.

Team for Anfield:

Hennessey
Doherty (Yes Doherty!)
Ward
Berra
Johnson
Jarvis
Hunt
O’Hara
Guediora
Hammill
Doyle

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I’ve kept quiet over the last few weeks and bitten my tongue but frankly enough is enough! I thank MM for all the work he has done over the past 5 years but this is where we(Wolves FC)and he should part. Put simply – he is not good enough. I know that he kept us up last season(far,far more by luck than judgement!)but he lacks tactical ‘knowhow’ and the ability NOT to be blinded by ‘favourite players’ who he plays regardless of their talent at this level. His Yorkshire stubbornness has been admired, but I believe it’s his Achilles heel and will see us struggle again this season. I hope I’m proved wrong, but on Saturday’s performance(where all the above were on display) I saddly doubt it!

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@ 19 – Will it be another case of who offers the highest wages, I wonder? If so, I guess we will lose out. Still, there’s so many factors we don’t know. Sunderland being nearer to McFadden’s Scotland, etc. etc. But, there again, can’t always believe the papers. Wasn’t it the “Mirror” that had him training with the Blues this week when all the time he was at Compton?

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