In The News: Fri 14th October

But ony Pulis' side are also boosted by the return of internationals Tony Capaldi and Akos Buzsaky.

Sheffield Wednesday boss Paul Sturrock has no new injury worries for the trip to former club Plymouth.

The Owls boss is without six first-team players but midfielders Glenn Whelan and Chris Brunt are expected to return from international duty unscathed.

from Sporting Life:

Manager Paul Sturrock has no new injury worries for Sheffield Wednesday's trip to his former club Plymouth.

Sturrock is still without six first-team players, but is not expected to make many changes to the side that beat Coventry 3-2 last time out.

Strikers Steve MacLean (broken leg) and Drew Talbot (back) remain long-term casualties, while defender Drissa Diallo (thigh), Steve Adams (Achilles), Paul Heckingbottom (hamstring) and Jon-Paul McGovern (thigh) also remain on the sidelines.

Midfielders Glenn Whelan and Chris Brunt are expected to return unscathed following international duty with the Republic of Ireland Under-21s and Northern Ireland respectively.

Defender Lee Bullen may have to settle for a place on the bench again and Lee Peacock is expected to resume his partnership with David Graham up front.

Plymouth right-backs Anthony Barness and Paul Connolly are injury doubts ahead of the fixture.

New boss Tony Pulis will give Barness (hamstring) and Connolly (thigh) as near to the game as possible to prove their fitness.

In the meantime, the Argyle squad has been boosted by the early return of Northern Ireland left-back Tony Capaldi, who plays in midfield for Plymouth.

Argyle are also set to be given another boost by the return of match-winner Akos Buzsaky, who scored in the 2-1 home win over Stoke before teaming up with Hungary for World Cup duty and his first senior start, against Croatia.