attacking

My theory goes something like this: we have long lacked a properly creative midfield, instead preferring to leave our full backs to push forward to our wingers. This leaves gaping holes in our defence when we lose the ball upfield, which makes the two remaining centre backs of the defence look...

Right wing 9% Left wing 19% Centre 72% 42% of the possession played in Swanseas final third against Arguably the best possessional side in the league. And for once we didn't lump it to the wingers and hope for the best. Signs of change? Credit to Connor?

Just a very quick observation, I'm sure no one will care, but I had to get it off my chest. Delighted to win against Sunderland, but I couldn't help but notice, when we had corners we had Ward and Zubar staying back! This strikes me as utter madness. Zubar is a big guy with a huge spring...

Wolves winger Adam Hammill says they will stick with their attacking principles as they battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League."It's exciting to watch, said the 23-year-old, who arrived at Molineux from Barnsley in the January window. More...

Wolves winger Adam Hammill says they will stick with their attacking principles as they battle to avoid relegation. More...

we are back with the trying not to lose mentality rather going out to win. this has happened before, MM's second season in charge, the first half of last season prior to to the breath of fresh aiir that was guediora and his lack of fear to drive forward that seemed to rub off on other players...

I don't know if it's just me or has anyone else noticed we predominately attack down the side closest to the dug out in every home game? Have a look at the next home game.

The Molineux club won the Championship this term by playing an attacking brand of passing football that attracted praise throughout the campaign... More...

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is contemplating a change of tactics as he prepares for life in the Premier League. More...

Manager Mick McCarthy insists Wolves can continue their attacking mentality away from home against Ipswich Town on Saturday. More...

This isn't a getting carried away with things after one win type thread. But I was thinking last night, we've scored nine goals in 3 games, and could of had more. It seems we have good attcking options both starting and on the bench this season. If we continued this goalscoring form...

Manager Mick McCarthy’s insistence on Wolves being an attacking side - with emphasis on passing and crossing - is backed up by statistics from match analysts ProZone. Last season, the team passed the ball 301 times per game on average and 77 per cent of these were successfully completed...

I dont think mick actually knows what are best side is, but on paper we have a very very good squad/team, with one or two correct signings in right areas we should really go on and win this div no problem. i think we lack a creative midfeilder for ages, and buying edwards was a good move, but...

Michael Kightly believes Wolves can terrorise their Championship rivals with their array of attacking options. More...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/world_football/4713 643.stm i read this interesting peiceon the bbc site. i think it's the way hoddle would like wolves to play there football. patience , patience, patience ,lull them into a false sense of security then bang!...it's...

<DIV>There was a thread on the old MM which asked the question – which partnership would you begin the season with out of the available strikers at the Molineux? I cant remember the result offhand but I seem to remember Carl Cort was seen as a definite starter ( the best ‘target’ man )...