Wolves Aim To Bounce Back: Wolves Vs Fulham


Back And Fit
By Scott Cooper (20th February 2004)
February 20 2004

SATURDAY brings us back to Premier League action as Wolves look to bounce back from their poor 4-2 defeat at Leeds United a week last Tuesday as Chris Coleman brings his Fulham Side to Molineux.

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Scott Cooper

20th February 2004

SATURDAY brings us back to Premier League action as Wolves look to bounce back from their poor 4-2 defeat at Leeds United a week last Tuesday as Chris Coleman brings his Fulham Side to Molineux.

The defeat at the hands of Leeds United has now gone and it's time to forget, move on and put that game behind us. We were poor that night, but the focus now turns to Fulham who visit Molineux on Saturday.

 Wolves have a pretty healthy home record against Fulham. Infact, Wolves have not lost to Fulham in a league game in any of the last 19 encounters.

 Paul Ince will return from suspension after missing the two previous games and Henri Camara will return to the starting line-up after missing the last month due to African Cup Of Nation commitments.

 Dave Jones, for the first time this season has almost a full squad to chose from. Only long term casualties George Ndah, Matt Murray and Joleon Lescott are certain to miss out. Vio Ganea, who has scored 3 goals in his previous and only four starts for Wolves is expected to lead the line along with Henri Camara.

Leeds United play Manchester United in the early kick off on SKY whilst Leicester play Spurs on Sunday. Portsmouth entertain Liverpool in the FA Cup on sunday, so a win for Wolves and defeat for Leeds could move Wolves into 18th place.

A full report will appear here after the game.

WOLVES Vs FULHAM

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