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By Scott Cooper (26th March 2004)
March 26 2004

AFTER THE terrible week which has just passed, Wolves are left licking their wounds. A Wolf is most dangerous when it's hurt and these pack of Wolves need something at Chelsea on Saturday.

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Scott Cooper

26th March 2004

AFTER THE terrible week which has just passed, Wolves are left licking their wounds. A Wolf is most dangerous when it's hurt and these pack of Wolves need something at Chelsea on Saturday.

When things are looking bad, everything seems to go against you and when your in desperate need of three points, the last thing you need is an away trip to Chelsea - but that is exactly what we have and it's something we must deal with.

It's fair to say that things don't look too clever. After conceding a last minute goal to Sami Hyypia last Saturday, things went from bad to worse. Leicester squeezed a last minute point out of the game at the Walkers Stadium, Portsmouth beat Southampton and Leeds were lucky to beat Man City, but the latter was a result which has left Wolves at the foot of the Premiership table.

Without an away win all season and without a goal in the previous three games a defeat seems on the cards. However, we all know that Wolves are most dangerous when they are hurt and these Wolves are currently licking their wounds and are ready to give it a bloody good go on Saturday.

Let's not forget that this Wolves side has already beaten Manchester United and taken points of Liverpool and Newcastle. Arsenal expected a breeze at Molineux, but Wolves left them mighty relieved that they came out of the game with three points.

It will take a huge slice of luck, a huge hangover from their mid-week Champions League game against Arsenal for Chelsea to slip up at Stamford Bridge tomorrow but as time runs out for Wolves, something from the game is a must.

Paul Ince was hospitalised after a clash with John Arne Riise last week and will face a late fitness test which he will have to pass if he is to play at Stamford Bridge. Colin Cameron will be ready to stand-in should the Skipper not be fit.

Wolves take a 3,000 strong Barmy Army to Chelsea. It's going to be incredibly tough and the chances are we won't get anything. However, we're in this together and with the Wolves, you just never know!

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