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Away Guide
Championship: Wolverhampton Wanderers

Wolverhampton Wanderers badgeNickname: Wolves
Year formed: 1877
Ground: Molineux
Capacity: 28,525 2007/08 average: 23,499
For visitors: 3,200 in the lower tier of the Steve Bull Stand
Record attendance: 63,315
Position last season: 7th in the Championship
Manager: Mick McCarthy (July 2006)

Map of ground Players in: Sam Vokes (Bournemouth, signed), Richard Stearman (Leicester, signed), David Jones (Derby, free), Chris Iwelumo (Charlton, free)
Players out: Freddy Eastwood (Coventry, £1.2m)
Key man: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake

Record transfer fee paid: £3.5m (Ade Akinibiyi, Bristol City, 1999)
Record transfer fee received: £6m (Robbie Keane, Coventry, 1999)

Ticket office: 0870 442 0123
Ticket prices: Adults £27, Over 65's £14, Under 17's £12, Under 12's £10
Official website: www.wolves.co.uk

MolineuxJourney: 172 miles
Journey time: 3hr 14mins

For directions to the ground click here

Best League Win:
10-1 V Leicester City 15/04/1938 Division 2

Last meeting:
Norwich City 1, Wolves 1 (December 29, 2007): Jamie Cureton’s eighth goal of the season stretched Norwich City’s unbeaten run to six matches as they came from behind to take a point against Wolves at Carrow Road. The visitors had taken the lead six minutes into the second half when Andy Keogh, unmarked, scored with a simple header from a cross by Michael Gray. But Cureton levelled the score after 74 minutes, firing home from a knockdown by substitute Dion Dublin. Full Match Report

Last Norwich away win: 13/09/1995 Wolves 0, Norwich City 2 (Johnson, Ward)


Chances: McCarthy has been going quietly about his work in the Black Country and the Wolves are now a force to be reckoned with. Narrowly missed the play-offs last time and a shortage of goals seems to have been solved by the arrival of Sylvan Ebanks-Blake. However, their fans are notoriously impatient, even fickle, and the pressure will be on for McCarthy to cap his good work to date with a play-off place at the very least.


 
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