By Scott Cooper
August 19 2005
WOLVES boss Glenn Hoddle has made it clear that Wolves are going to Elland Road on the hunt of three points but is wary of Leeds United.
Wolves are heading into the game in red hot form. Unbeaten in 21 games - a club record - and just one defeat in 29 games, but the record is something Hoddle is simply not interested in.
However the boss is looking forward to the game on Saturday and knows going to Elland Road won't be easy. "It's always tough going to Elland Road," Said Hoddle.
"There's pressure on them that is similar to us, their fans expect them to get back into the big time and that can be a burden or it can help you. We'll have to see tomorrow.
"But, we are in a positive frame of mind. We're going there in rich form but there can be no complacency at our end. We are going there to win the game and we must perform.
"They've got some good individuals and have got good team work as well. But, we have got to play the game shrewdly and play to our strengths.
Wolves have no new injury problems following last weeks win over Hull and Gabor Gyepes could make the bench after just a week on the sidelines, despite being told he'd miss the first month of the season.
