Are Wolves this years West Brom?
With the kind of fashionable attacking football Wolves have played, one can’t help but wonder if Mick McCarthy makes like Tony Mowbray did in his regime at West Brom and stubbornly hold dear to implementing all-out attacking football at the risk of leaving his side’s rearguard exposed. McCarthy has something to prove, following an unsuccessful stint with Sunderland a few years back which led to the Black Cats’ relegation and a certain Roy Keane bouncing them right back up to the top flight. The guy(s) to watch: Nenad Milijas and Michael Kightly. Wolves have two exciting attacking midfielders in their ranks. One is the new boy, Nenad Milijas who figures to play in the hole behind Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Kevin Doyle and granted that holding midfielder Karl Henry gives Milijas ample protection, the Serbian midfielder has carte blanche to get forward and press the initiative. Milijas can add goals and a creative influence through the middle as well as some proficiency in dead ball situatio
