By Scott Cooper
October 16 2002

Wolves have started to plan next years Pre-Season early. Plans are now drawn up for the team to visit the Caribbean islands of Trinidad and Tobago....shocking. The Wolves players who have lost an amazing 5 games in the last 6 are looking forward to the prospect of visiting the Caribbean for their pre-season holliday.

Wolves chief Jez Moxey says to the Official Website "Nothing is confirmed yet but we are looking at the possibility of taking part in a three-game tour.
"The proposal is to play a top club side, an all-star team and the national side."

Meanwhile Kenny Miller still believes Wolves can make it to the Premiership this year. He told Teamtalk "We are working well together and we still have the aim of going up this season and we feel we will get up into the Premiership - without a doubt."
And the former Rangers hitman insists the spirit in the camp is good and the team are hoping to kick-start their campaign in this weekend's televised clash against Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.
"Everyone has remarked how good we are in training so we really can't understand why the results have been so bad recently but we are not out of it completely and a few decent results will see us climbing the table again," he added. "We know we have to regroup and we can start putting things right when we take on Stoke this weekend. It is a big game but we are certainly up for it."