Mick Mccarthy's men put up a huge performance to keep a Rooney-less Manchester United at bay last
night, that is until the 'Ginger Ninja' Paul Scholes popped up with a late knock-out blow. It's no
wonder rangas have no friends... they always do things when you least expect them too and like to
dampen the [.
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Manchester United can go top of the Premier League on Saturday evening as the title race gets
tight again.
Chelsea's unexpected defeat to Manchester City threw the competition wide open again and there's
little to split the Reds and the Blues, and indeed Arsenal, in the betting on this season's Premier
League winner.
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Manchester United have the opportunity to go top of the table later today as they take on Wolves
whilst Chelsea play in the FA Cup.
A draw would be enough to see us go top, thanks to a superior goal difference, whilst a win
would put us two points clear with Chelsea not playing in the league again until next weekend, when
they play West Ham at home.
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Red Rants 05 March @ 10:25 AM EDT
Manchester United can go top of the Premier League on Saturday evening as the title race gets
tight again.
Chelsea's unexpected defeat to Manchester City threw the competition wide open again and there's
little to split the Reds and the Blues, and indeed Arsenal, in the betting on this season's Premier
League winner.
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Ahead of Manchester United's crucial game at the weekend, which a draw alone would see us go top
of the table with Chelsea playing in the FA Cup on Sunday, Thomas Baugh from Wolves Blog has given
me a few minutes of his time to discuss Kevin Doyle, who he wants to win the league and Antonio
Valencia, amongst other things.
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EPL Talk 04 March @ 03:57 PM EDT
While Cheslea will spend the weekend trying to advance in the FA Cup, Manchester United will
have the chance to climb over the Blues and claim the top spot in the Premier League table.
Standing in the way is Wolverhampton and a trip to Molineux.
Making it three:Â United already owns a pair of wins over Mick McCarthy's team
this season.
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On December 12th 2009, Wolves fought to win three points away at White Hart Lane. A couple of
weeks earlier Spurs had beaten Wigan 9-1 at home so this was definitely a great result for Wolves.
They had scored after three minutes but as the game progressed, had to pull out a massive
performances to secure all the points.
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On the back of yet another ten-man shut-out, the prospect of Wolves tonight hardly has the AANP
heart leaping in unbounded joy. Wolves boss Mick McCarthy earlier this season threw in the towel in
one fixture, by resting his entire team, in order to save their juices for a more winnable fixture
a couple of days later.
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Normally you would go into an away match against a team stuck in the relegation zone with a
sense of confidence, even if it would generally turn out to be misguided.
The match tonight against Wolves is different, because of their 1-0 win at White Hart Lane
earlier this season. In many ways that was our most disappointing result of the season.
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Ahead of our match tomorrow, I've been speaking to Thomas Baugh from Wolves Blog. He talks us
through his recollections of our 1-0 loss to Wolves earlier this season, his thoughts on Robbie
Keane and his predictions for the match at Molineux.
Thomas, welcome to TottenhamBlog.
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It is very hard to anticipate the lineups for both the team of Crystal Palace and Wolves in
tonights game in London. Mick McCarthy will probably rest some players for the important game
against Birmingham and Crystal Palace must concentrate on staying in the Championship first hand
after having being deducted ten points.
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The Hunt is over. Just now Hull City confirms that they have rejected a £5 million bid for Stephen
Hunt from Wolves. That will be the end of the Saga and when taken together with Mick McCarthy's
statement on the Official site of Wolves (HERE), we can conclude that the January transfer window
probably is over [.
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The Wolves manager Mick McCarthy have just spoken to the Official Wolves site telling that it is
unlikely that Wolves will sign any additional players until the deadline at 5pm. "We were hoping to
do some more business but it's looking unlikely at the moment. We have signed two really good
players in Adlene and Geoffrey [.
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By Chris Wright
Busy, busy, busy. Here's the round up...
Decisions decisions
Rumour No. 1: Gianfranco Zola has confirmed that Benni
McCarthy will be a West Ham player by the end of the transfer window and that he is also
keen to add one more name to his roster of forward options.
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Wolves manager Mick McCarthy wants to save Nyron Nosworthy from sitting on the bench for the rest
of the season for Sunderland, the Sunday Sun reports. To continue to play first time football after
The Black Cats have signed Matt Kilgallon he just have to go, speculates the colorful London rag.
They also write that the Sunderland [.
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By Chris Wright
"Sunday Bloody Sunday It really encapsulates the frustration of a Sunday doesn't it?" Here's the
round up...
And in a puff of smoke, Little Micky was gone
Rumour No. 1: Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has ran out of patience
with Michael Owen and is willing to let the misfiring striker leave in the
summer.
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Will Mick McCarthy play 4-4-2 or 4-1-4-1 as he did against Liverpool tomorrow away at Hull. that is
the big question among the fans today. Mick gave a hint (or was it a Hunt) to the Official Wolves
site today: "We played 4-4-2 in 19 out of 22 games and we scored 17 goals. [...]
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Mick McCarthy seem to have given up hope for Sylvan Ebanks-Blake to score. SkySports have
interviewed our manager and this is what he reveals: "Sylvan is a striker who has got his kudos in
the game from scoring goals. He has played well in some games this season but it does come to the
point where [.
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Off the Post 28 January @ 08:46 AM EDT
Cutting through the exotic monikers of Premier League imports so you can judge the player, not the
name Our Name Translator produce so far has been taking pretty exciting sounding names and made
them seem very plain. That can't be said of today's contribution. So if you had ever wondered what
Mick McCarthy had in common [.
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Anfield Talk 27 January @ 12:02 PM EDT
If you could condense 90 minutes of 'action' into one split-second, then tonight's game could be
neatly summed up when, in the 90th minute of a pallid scoreless draw, Liverpool's auxiliary
right-back Jamie Carragher galloped on to a loose ball 30 yards from the Wolverhampton Wanderers
goal, screaming at Steven Gerrard to vacate its path.
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Marcus Hahnemann needed one save to split the points with Liverpool. Both teams ended with a single
shot on goal. Liverpool had the edge on shots, eight to six, and dominated seven to nothing on
corners, but it wasn't enough to get a goal. "We got a 0-0 draw against Liverpool and I don't think
Marcus has had a save to make," Wolves manager Mick McCarthy said.
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Anfield Talk 27 January @ 05:58 AM EDT
Liverpool suffered a severe blow to their hopes of securing Champions League football as they were
frustrated by Mick McCarthy's side in a Barclays Premier League clash at Molineux.
The Reds actually moved above Manchester City on goal difference into fifth spot with a share of
the spoils but have played two games more.
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Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is today foreshadowing a change of tactics and indeed formation when
he speaks to the Wolves Official site: "We may have to play differently. We haven't scored many
playing 4-4-2 so we may have to try something different. I'm not elaborating, we can see what
happens in the game and we can [.
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goalpost.tv 26 January @ 05:59 AM EDT
Liverpool will play the Wolves while Tottenham Hotspurs will host Fulham in mid week matches
tonight. The other two matches will be battles for relegation played between Bolton and Burnley and
West Ham and Portsmouth. The first match will see Burnley visiting Bolton where Owen Coyle will
ensure his current side come up on tops over [.
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Anfield Talk 25 January @ 02:03 PM EDT
Wolverhampton Wanderers play host to Liverpool in the Premier League this week, with both sides
needing points for very different reasons.
Only goal difference separates Wolves from the relegation zone, as they have failed to pick up a
win in any of their last five games in all competitions.
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Apart from Reading's dramatic win at Anfield and Manchester United's emabarrassing defeat to
Leeds, the last round of the FA Cup was pretty dull to be honest.
It also saw one of the most dismally attended FA cup third-rounds in living memory. The
particular event (or non-event) that no doubt most people will remember was the 5,335 crowd
attendance at the DW stadium for Wigan vs Hull, which was particularly depressing for the
reputation of the "magic of the cup.
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As everybody probably knows Wolves played 2-2 against Crystal Palace at home in the FA Cup. I am
disappointed at the result, but glad that the lads could save a replay. I believe that Mick
McCarthy had stripped the team of it's necessary creative contents beforehand. By leaving players
like Jarvis and Milijas out of the [.
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Mick McCarthy today talked about his opposite number at Crystal Palace, manager Neil Warnock ahead
of the clash in the Cup on Saturday to the Official site: "I know Neil very well I played with him
at Barnsley. He's a friend of mine. He polarises opinion some managers have more to say than others
[.
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By Chris Wright
Could this be the 'bust up' in question?
Wolverhampton Wanderers have entered into negotiations with Stoke City after having a £3
million bid accepted for striker James Beattie. The former England man has not
been enjoying life at The Britannia recently after struggling to recapture the form he showed
after joining the club from Sheffield United last January.
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According to the Express & Star, Wolverhampton are targeting Stoke
City striker James Beattie. Manager Mick McCarthy
confirmed that the club is looking for another striker saying,
"I've got four strikers. But we're looking for someone and if we get someone, then fine.
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New City boss Roberto Mancini has vowed to end the clubs 34-year wait for a trophy, and
he seems to believe the way to do this is to bring some continental cuisine with him by ordering
chefs to cook Italian staples pizza, pasta, and, weirdly, wine.
"I have found myself in a very different world and I am trying to adapt without changing the
rules," said Mancini.
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According to Express and Star, Wolverhampton will not be loaning out
Sam Vokes anytime soon. Manager Mick McCarthy said,
"Big Sam Vokes has come back and he looks two yards quicker, and that's what you get from
playing first-team football.
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Last weekend saw one of the most dismally attended FA cup third-rounds in living memory. The
particular event (or non-event) that no doubt most people will remember was the 5,335 crowd
attendance at the DW stadium for Wigan vs Hull, which was particularly depressing for the
reputation of the "magic of the cup.
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Will the guilty party please put us all out of our misery!
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It seems that somehow the identity of the brothel visiting Premier League manager has somehow
remained a secret but it does appear some managers are emerging as front runners in the sleaze race
and the name mentioned most often in chatrooms and other hugely scientific places, appears to be a
certain Avram Grant (although we are not stating that this means he is the guilty party).
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According to Sky Sports News, Wolverhampton boss Mick McCarthy
never discussed signing Chelsea defender Michael Mancienne
permanently. McCarthy said,
"We have never discussed that ... We took him on loan and whether I would like or him or not, it
has never been discussed.
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A goal from Matt Jarvis was enough to see Mick McCarthy's Wolves side past struggling League One
outfit Tranmere.
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Morning guys...well, it is still morning...just. Had a late one last night, not a bender, I was
working designing stuff, and then got in to another 'discussion' with a BNP supporter who took
exception to my anti-BNP designs on eBay. When I tell you that his opening position was 'the BNP
are not racist' you can guess how the rest of it went.
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Desi Gunner 03 January @ 12:24 AM EDT
A Fresh FA Cup campaign begins with a third round trip to Upton Park opening avenues for a title
challenge on another front while increasing the selection complexities for Arsene and bringing to
the fore the debate over the perceived importance of the oldest domestic football competition in
the world.
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