On the day Mick McCarthy spent another small chunk of Steve Morgan's fortune on a new striker, Wolves' forwards turned on the style to gun down Bray Wanderers, reports Mark Douglas.
On the day Mick McCarthy spent another small chunk of Steve Morgan's fortune on a new striker, Wolves' forwards turned on the style to gun down Bray Wanderers.
New boy Stephen Elliott watched from the dugout as Jay Bothroyd hit two wonderful goals - and then set up Freddy Eastwood for his debut strike in gold and black - to emphasise Wolves' new-found strength in depth up front.
But even Eastwood's first goals in Wolves colours couldn't obscure the fact that it was last season's Molineux enigma Bothroyd who shone brightest as Wolves turned the screw on their League of Ireland opponents in an entertaining second half.
Read the full report in today's Express & Star.
