Wolves Aim To Gun Down Arsenal


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By Scott Cooper (6th February 2004)
February 6 2004

Wolves have suffered just one defeat in the last six and have suffered just two league defeats at Molineux since December 2002 - But even a record like that may not be enough to prevent Arsenal from taking 3 points on Saturday.

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Scott Cooper

6th February 2004

Wolves have suffered just one defeat in the last six and have suffered just two league defeats at Molineux since December 2002 - But even a record like that may not be enough to prevent Arsenal from taking 3 points on Saturday.

Arsenal, who are yet to lose in the league this season will expect to win and who could blame them? They are playing Wolves, certainties for relegation and mere pushovers, however Football is never that simple.

 Despite the pundits writing Wolves off game after game, despite the poor start to the season, despite conceding so many goals and despite already loosing in 8 goals against Arsenal already this season, Wolves never roll up and die and that fighting spirit will be needed in abundance on Saturday.

 The "Molineux Factor" has played a major roll in giving Wolves the slight piece of hope they currently have and the Superstars of Arsenal will not enjoy their visit to Molineux. Newcastle, Liverpool and Manchester United all came to Molineux expecting to win, neither did.

Dave Jones is expected to replace the suspended Paul Ince with Colin Cameron and Shaun Newton may return on the right. Paul Jones is expected to be in between the posts and Carl Cort may start his second consecutive game for Wolves.

 In beating Manchester United Wolves did Arsenal a favour, but Wolves will not be expecting any pleasantries from Arsenal on Saturday, but one thing is for sure, Wolves will be no pushovers.

WOLVES Vs ARSENAL

 

 

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