Wolves Injury Crisis Takes A Turn For The Worst


By Scott Cooper
August 12 2004

THE Molineux injury crisis took a turn for the worst today, with the news that Mark Kennedy and Joachim Bjorklund would miss the next six weeks through injury. Wolves now only have ten fit outfield players for the Leeds match. New Page 2

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Injury Crisis Takes A

Turn For The Worst

Scott Cooper - 12.08.04

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THE Molineux injury crisis took a turn for the worst today, with the news that Mark Kennedy and Joachim Bjorklund would miss the next six weeks through injury. Wolves now only have ten fit outfield players for the Leeds match.

The injury list at Molineux is already huge, but the news that Kennedy (pictured) and Bjorklund are to be out for the next six weeks means that Wolves now have just ten fit senior outfield players available for Saturday's clash with Leeds United.

The striking crisis was the major problem ahead of yesterdays game, with Ganea, Ndah, Cort and Sturridge all injured. Lescott and Murray are still not fit whilst Cooper and Cameron had to play last night with slight injuries.

The news that Kennedy had suffered medial knee ligament damage and Bjorklund a pulled hamstring has lead to Dave Jones promoting several youth team players to the first team.

Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey still hopes to be able to add a "top" loan striker to the squad in time for The Championship game against Leeds at Molineux.

The Injury List:

Lescott - Three Weeks
Ganea - Out For The Season
Kennedy - Six Weeks
Murray - Three Weeks
Cooper - One Week
Ndah - Two Weeks
Bjorklund - Six Weeks
Cort - Two Weeks
Sturridge - Three Weeks
Cameron - Five Days

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