Player Ratings From The Cardiff Disgrace


Come Back Isaac!
By Scott Cooper
September 26 2004

THE PLAYER ratings from the 3-2 defeat at home to Cardiff City. This was a very poor performance. So bad that we haven't even given the players a mark out of ten.

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Only one player, the MOTM, has received a score out of ten. The rest don't even deserved to be paid.

Paul Jones Could have done better with the second, should have done better with the third. Reports that he joined in with a Cardiff City chant have been backed up by other sections of the media. Disgrace.
Keith Lowe The only player to come out of the game with any credit. This was Lowe's home debut after coming through the ranks at Molineux and he did well...8
Jody Craddock Part of an incredibly weak defence. Should do better, although this was better than some of his recent performances.
Mark Clyde Clyde didn't do too bad until he had to be replaced after being elbowed by Lee.
Lee Naylor He has the passion, but he wasn't good enough. When will Jones learn that he can't take a free-kick to save his life?
Hi-Kyeon Seol Played the ball across the box for Cort's goal and was part of the build up for Ince's goal, but he still wastes opportunities.
Seyi Olofinjana Waste of time. (And he cost us £2M)
Paul Ince A poor performance from the Guv'nor, although his desire and determination can't be questioned.
Kenny Miller Tried hard and had what appeared to be a good goal ruled out for offside.
Carl Cort Scored a goal and looked brighter than he has done so far this season. Still not 100% fit.
Shaun Newton Opened Cardiff up several times, but when we needed him most, he was moved to right back, killing off our attacking options down the right. Stupid decision.
Colin Cameron Replaced Keith Lowe and failed to make any real impact.
Joachim Bjorklund Came on for Clyde. He's not as good as Butler or Okoronkwo who we released.
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