By Scott Cooper
December 27 2003
The second greatest player in the world, Thierry Henry, scored two goals to ensure Wolves would have no cheer on a Boxing Day afternoon in the Capital.
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OUR XMAS GIFT TO ARSENAL |
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26th December 2003 | Arsenal 3 Wolves 0 |
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| The second greatest player in the world, Thierry Henry, scored two goals to ensure Wolves would have no cheer on a Boxing Day afternoon in the Capital. | |
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"Keep it tight", "Hassle them" - Those would have been just a few of the Managers Words before his Wolves team entered the Highbury arena - To collect another stuffing. Keeping it tight, something we have managed to do only twice this season, in all reality, was not going to happen - And this is why. After 10 minutes, Oakes had saved well from Bergkamp and Henry (twice) before Jody Craddock, the Wolves centre back scored - in his own net, to give Arsenal the lead. Wolves gave Arsenal a goal. They must have thought Christmas had come late this year. Nope. We gave them another. Jody Craddock was caught standing on the ball, Veiria took the ball off the Ex-Sunderland Man, squared to the penalty spot, Thierry Henry scored, 2-0. Wolves then had their keeper, Micheal Oakes to thank as he pulled off a couple more tremendous saves. Colin Cameron then played a lovely ball through to Kenny Miller, who after doing everything right shot straight at the feet of the Arsenal Keeper. The second half was a bit of a non-event. Arsenal just passed and passed, Wolves just panted and panted. Bergkamp smashed a shot towards goal late on, Oakes again saved well. Then, a magical piece of play from Thierry Henry saw him tease the Wolves defence (again) and slot the ball past Oakes. 3-0. Game Over. This Premiership Is Getting Frustrating For Us Fans.
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| The Team: Wolves: Oakes,
Luzhny, Naylor, Butler, Craddock, Kennedy, Cameron, Rae, Camara, Ince,
Miller |
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