By Scott Cooper
August 22 2003
Wolverhampton Wanderers already have huge injury problems for tomorrows game against Charlton Athletic and whilst our Player of the season will be out, our young player of the year is also now a serious doubt.
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Wolverhampton Wanderers already have huge injury problems for tomorrows game against Charlton Athletic and whilst our Player of the season will be out, our young player of the year is also now a serious doubt. >>>>>Click Here For The Charlton Preview<<<<< Wolves went into their first ever Premiership game last week, and despite losing the game 5-1, Manager Dave Jones faced a terrible selection problem as three key players were missing. Even the Manchester United`s of this World would struggle without the previous seasons leading scorer, their Player of the season and their arguably best player all missing, and that is the current case at Molineux. Mark Kennedy, Kenny Miller and Joleon Lescott were all ruled out of the game, as was the quick George Ndah, so going into a new season with several players out was not the ideal start to the Premiership Season Dave Jones wanted. Wolves lost the game 5-1 and showed a lack of ideas, strength and composure in front of the Blackburn goal, however, it`s not going to get much easier for Jones. Ndah, Lescott, Kennedy and Miller are all still missing, and will be for the next few games and if that wasn`t bad enough, young player of the year Matt Murray is also now a serious doubt for the Charlton game. The England U21 Keeper who played in the U21 loss against Croatia on Tuesday pulled out of a light training session with a bad back, and club officials have put a "serious doubt" tag over his head. Meanwhile, wolvesfc.co.uk believes Paulo Di Canio will only start on the bench for Charlton tomorrow. Sources inside The Valley claim Di Canio is not currently match fit and could possibly start the match on the bench. |
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