8th May 2004

WOLVES RELEGATED, whilst Newcastle United head for a Champions League place. Wolves without an away win all season. An easy home win for the Geordies then...

...or not.

Football is not quite as black and white as it may appear. 

When Wolves are starting to prepare for life back in Division one Newcastle United could be making plans to play in The Champions League, however a win for Wolves at St James' Park would all but end Newcastle United's hope of that fourth Champions League place.

It's not been a great week from the lads up north. With a growing injury list, Newcastle United fell out of the Uefa Cup with a whimper on Thursday and Wolves will be looking to make their poor week into one which would be classed as terrible.

Despite relegation, Wolves head to St James' Park full of confidence. Seven points from the last three games has seen Wolves take the scalps of Everton and Middlesbrough whilst a point at Birmingham City added the seventh point to the little run of form.

It is no coincidence that the run of form has coincided with a partnership which is currently testing the best defenders up and down the country. Henri Camara and Carl Cort have banged in eight goals in the past five games between them whilst Camara has scored seven goals in eight games and Cort has banged in another impressive four goals in five games.

Wolves have sold out their 3,000 allocation and the Barmy Army are looking to make it somewhat of a party atmosphere.

The Newcastle Fans called Carl Cort the 'invisible man' whilst the Striker was at St James'...how sweet would it be if Cort added another to his tally to kill off Newcastle's Champions League ambitions.

NEWCASTLE Vs WOLVES 

 

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