Player Ratings Following 2-2 Draw At Blues


Ratings

By Scott Cooper (25th March 2004)
April 25 2004

THE PLAYER ratings following Wolves 2-2 derby day draw with Birmingham City. Colin Cameron and Carl Cort bagged the Wolves goals in the mid-day kick off. New Page 1

Paul Jones Saved Wolves skin in the last few minutes. Dived in at the feet of Forssell but generally performed well.
Lee Naylor Tried hard. His balls into the box could have been better, but held the line well.
Oleg Luzhny Probably his last ever performance in the Premiership. Gave it his all, but was too slow. Taken off for Ganea in the second half.
Paul Butler Injured hand and broken nose, but Paul Butler will continue to battle on.
Isaac Okoronkwo His form may be too late, but his performance at Blues along with other recent displays looks promising.
Colin Cameron Scored one superb goal and is benefiting for his recent extended spell in the first team.
Mark Kennedy One of his best games of the season. The Irish winger defended very well and made one superb last minute tackle from Steed Malbranque.
Paul Ince Looked as gutted as the Wolves fans at the final whistle. A true leader who must stay if Wolves are to bounce straight back.
Henri Camara Continued to cause Blues all sorts of problems. Failed to score his sixth consecutive league goal but made up for it with his work rate and skill.
Carl Cort Forming a superb partnership with the small Henri Camara. Was sharp for his goal and won almost every ball in the air.
Shaun Newton Very impressive. Caused Blues plenty of problems but was showing signs of a new part of his game. Threw himself in front of everything. Man Of The Match
Vio Ganea Replaced Oleg Luzhny. The Romanian got stuck in and had a good chance but was unable to get the ball from under his feet.
Alex Rae Came on for Kennedy late on in one of his last performances before his dream move to Rangers. Made one superb turn and gave his all.
Kenny Miller Replaced Colin Cameron with two minutes to go. Failed to have any impact on the game in his short spell.

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