Player Ratings Vs Leicester City. (0-0)

Player Ratings
By Scott Cooper (29th February 2004)
February 29 2004

WOLVES earned a point which, for a short time at least moved Wolves out of the relegation zone in a tight affair at the Walkers Stadium.

	Paul Jones	Made the save of the game from the head of Les Ferdinand in the second half.
	Lee Naylor	The longest serving Wolves player made one superb clearance in the first half which helped earn Wolves the valuable point..
	Denis Irwin	Steady game. Was replaced by Mark Clyde when the aerial threat of Les Ferdinand was introduced.
	Paul Butler	Solid as a rock. Butler has been immense this season and his performance was of the highest quality. Man Of The Match
	Jody Craddock	Dealt well with everything thrown at him. The Butler/Craddock partnership is growing in strength.
	Alex Rae	Always in the thick of the action. Another high-energy performance and appeared to be 'nutted' by Dickov in the first half.
	Mark Kennedy	His current form is much like the old Mark Kennedy. Played some superb balls into the box and came close with one effort.
	Paul Ince	Along with Rae, Ince won the midfield battle. He also scared the life out of Paul Dickov.
	Kenny Miller	Was denied by a superb Ian Walker save. Was unlucky to be replaced by Ganea but worked well.
	Carl Cort	Still lacks confidence and sharpness. A sluggish performance from Cort who may need a rest.
	Henri Camara	His least effective game for Wolves. The physical presence of Leicester was too strong for the small winger..
	Vio Ganea	Replaced Kenny Miller. The Romanian was strong in the tackle and looked lively when he came on. 3 goals from 4 starts, why was he ever dropped?
	Shaun Newton	Replaced Henri Camara. Played one ball into the box in his short time on the pitch. Spent most of his time trying to defend.
	Mark Clyde	Replaced Denis Irwin when Ferdinand entered play. Was thrown in at the deep end whilst Wolves were defending but he kept cool and made sure the point was in the bag.