Wolves have nothing to worry about, they'll be fine. Mick McCarthy is a good manager and seems a thoroughly decent human being to boot. His decision to replace Castillo with Milijas changed the game. Wolves reminded me of Stoke last season - they lack quality in a few key areas but make up for it with their physical style and complete commitment - ironically something that Stoke themselves were lacking yesterday. They looked slow and defensively naïve in the first half, but then rolled up their sleeves and, spurred by a terrific away following, set about salvaging the game, while easily dealing with our feeble offence. Ultimately, Wolves can probably feel entitled to be disappointed with just one point for their efforts, so total was their second half superiority. Full credit to them.
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