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Amongst all the physicality that Bolton displayed, it was Wolves who have come out worst. Neves picked up his fifth yellow of the season, and will therefore miss the Birmingham game. It should give an opening for Jack Price, and on the plus side it does mean that barring accidents, Neves should be available for some of the tougher games over the Christmas period.
I actually expect Alfred N'Diaye to start ahead of Jack Price at Blues. I just think he will add a bit more physicality in midfield.
You could well be right Gaz, I just thought Price would be as near like to like, that we have. Having said that, playing away against a fired up Birmingham side, N'Diaye might fit the bill better.
Neves missing a game may be a blessing in disguise in some ways. It will give him a rest and we very capable stand-ins for one game who will be grateful for the opportunity. Keep the team spirit up, although I don't think for one minute that this is an issue.
COMB!!!!!
It will also deny Brum the chance to kick lumps out of him!
On the other hand, do you think that not having Neves on the pitch, will mean we wont be putting 6 balls into the Bluenoses net?Quote:
Originally Posted by Woking88
Wokes' , from now on I don't think Birmingham will be the only team to include 'thuggery' as part of their game-plan to unsettle us this season. As long as we don't get sucked in and over-react (and referees are awake to what's going on), playing against 10 men could become a regular experience for us. Just a thought!, mate.;)
Much as I appreciate Neves massive contribution to our cause, I don't see us as a 'one man' team and I doubt if Nuno does either. We are quite capable of doing a good job without him. Maybe not as good, but still very effective.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wolfiebill
Hopefully we will not have to endure any more Michal Zyro situations. That thug from MK Dons should have been strung up!Quote:
Originally Posted by GrizzledWolf
My thoughts exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolves71