Can Wolves keep the 600 visiting fans awake?

By Scott Cooper
February 13 2006

WOLVES club Captain Mark Kennedy has declared that Wolves must win all of the next four games if any realistic chance of Promotion is to remain. Wolves visit to Burnley and the fans have votes with their feet.

After Glenn Hoddle announced that the pressure the fans had put on the players was getting to the poor overpaid bleeders the Wolves supporters appear to have voted with their feet. At the end of Monday afternoon less than 600 tickets had been sold for the Championship clash with Burnley ensuring Wolves would take the lowest number of travelling fans to an away league game for years. Even less fans are expected to be at Burnley on Tuesday than made the long trip to Brighton on a Tuesday evening earlier in the season.

After the last two (three if you count the Manchester United game) dismal performances against Leicester and Crewe the Wolves fans are demanding a performance and are demanding all three points.

Anything less and even more pressure will be heaped on boss Hoddle who's current style of play is the most drab and boring many fans have witnessed for a long long time. Hopefully the former England boss will have studied the recent performances and realised that Carl Cort and Kenny Miller are not the wingers he had hoped he could turn them into.

Glenn Hoddle must be pleased he saved on loan Arsenal Striker Jeremie Aliadiere for the play offs and he could make his first appearance in the old gold and black at Turf Moore on Tuesday.

Thomasz Frankowski is still looking for his first goal whilst Mark Davies, Gabor Gyepes and Colin Cameron are still struggling. Hungarian International Denes Rosa will start hos second ever game in midfield whilst Seol should drop back to the bench.

Anything but a win is not acceptable.