Play Well Or Face Humiliation - Man Utd Preview


Paul Ince
By Scott Cooper
August 25 2003

Gaining Promotion gave Wolves the ability to mix it with the best. Instead of facing the lesser Gillinghams of this World, Wolves are away at Old Trafford. However, on recent performances, a trip to the Priestfield may be less humiliating.

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Manchester United Vs Wolves Preview

Date: Wednesday 27th August

Location : Old Trafford, Manchester

Kick Off: 8:00pm

Reports From The 03/04 Premiership Season

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Match day essentials...

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Wolves Fans are advised to arrive at Old Trafford early due to the expected traffic congestion around the ground

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The game for Wolves fans has totally sold out.

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Beer is available from inside the ground.

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A full range of refreshments will be available inside Old Trafford.

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Old Trafford has its own Train Station which is placed only a few minutes walk from the ground.

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Fans who are using the travel Club should read the regulations for parking at Molineux should the main car park be full. For more info, Click Here.

Results So Far

Manchester United       Wolverhampton Wanderers
Ven Versus Pos
A 2 - 1 Newcastle W 11
H 4 - 0 Bolton W -
Ven Versus Pos
H 0 - 4 Charlton L 18
A 1 - 5 Blackburn L -

Last meeting

 

 

 

Wolves have not met Manchester United in a league game for many years. However, Wolves record defeat, a 10-1 loss was at the hands of Manchester United.

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One's to Watch.

Manchester United have a whole host of players looking to damage Wolves. The main threat may come from the Midfield Man Roy Keane and Ruud Van Nistlerooy.

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Should Emerson complete his transfer in time for the game then he will be looking to impress on the biggest stage of all.

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The Verdict

.This is a glamour game, and this is the fixture everyone looks at on the fixture list when they are first released.

 Being in the Premiership allows Wolves to play the Manchester United and Arsenals of this world, rather than the Grimsby`s and Crewe`s, however, instead of looking forward to this game, the general feeling around Molineux is one of dread.

 Wolves must improve their general play and performance by about 200% should Wolves even keep the against column below 5.

 Should Wolves continue to play in the manner they did against Blackburn and Charlton, then, without any shadow of a doubt, Wolves will be thrashed.

 Taking something from the game, in theory, is Wolves main objective, however keeping the score down and putting in a respectable performance is the real objective.

 Wolves are still without Joleon Lescott, Mark Kennedy and Kenny Miller whilst Matt Murray should be fit, despite missing Saturdays defeat at Charlton with a bad back.

 Emerson hopes to complete his move in time for the game, and should he do so, fans would expect the Brazilian to start.

 A full preview will be here after the game, which is being shown live on Sky Sports 2 from 7pm.