Time To Kick On - Plymouth Vs Wolves
Miller.. 6 in 7
By Scott Cooper
September 17 2004
WOULD you believe it? On Tuesday Night Wolves won away from home for the first time in 15 months. Can Wolves win for the second time this season and for the second successive away game on Saturday at Plymouth? We'll soon find out.
| MATCH DAY INFO | |
| FIXTURE | Plymouth Vs Wolves |
| STADIUM | Home Park |
| LOCATION | Plymouth |
| COMPETITION | The Championship |
| DATE | 18.09.04 |
| KICK OFF | 15:00 |
WOULD you believe it? On Tuesday Night Wolves won away from home for the first time in 15 months. Can Wolves win for the second time this season and for the second successive away game on Saturday at Plymouth? We'll soon find out.
Wolves made the long journey south on Tuesday and for the first time in over 15 months, came away from a ground with three points. The performance wasn't pretty, but it was time for desperate measures. It was the three points that mattered, not the performance.
However with the first win of the season out the way, Wolves travel to Plymouth in a bid to make it six points from six with a squad very near full strength.
Matt Murray is near a comeback, George Ndah is set to return to training next week and Mark Kennedy is only a matter of weeks away. Romanian International striker Vio Ganea and Rob Edwards are now the only names on the long-term injury list.
The excuses have ran out for Jones' and his staff, so it's a bloody good job the three points were won on Tuesday and now Wolves Fans are expecting the Wolves side to kick on and work their way up the table.
We know that it takes an average of two points per game to clinch automatic promotion. Currently, Wolves are averaging just one point per game and it will mean that Wolves would have to win the next eight games to get back on track, but we have to take each game at a time to get ourselves out of this mess which see's us sit just above the relegation zone.
Dave Jones is expected to name an unchanged side whilst Matt Murray could return to the bench.
PLYMOUTH Vs WOLVES
| Who's Hot, Who's Not. | |
| Hot | Seol - The £1.5M signing from Anderlecht has impressed in his first two games. The South Korean International is getting better and better and will relish the game at Home Park. |
| Not | Vio Ganea - Out injured for the season. |
| Crocked | Kennedy, Ndah, Ganea, Edwards. |
| Possible Line-Up | Jones, Clyde, Lescott, Craddock, Naylor, Seol, Newton, Olofinjana, Ince, Miller, Cort |
| Subs (From) | Oakes, Cooper, Bjorklund, Clarke, Clingan, Andrews, Mulligan, Cameron |
| Prediction League Latest * | Home Win
- 9% Draw - 90% Away Win - 1% |
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