Too many changes

Wolves were well and truely hammered by a confident QPR side at Molinuex on Saturday.

Wolves started the game badly when new signing Joey Barton after Rodger Johnson left him unmarked to put in the goal from ten yards. Wolves were two behind before they knew what was happening after some awful defending as all four defenders stood in the box watching the ball sail in. The only chance in the first half was by Karl Henry who hit the post. But after starting with 4 in midfield Wright Philip and Barton stole the show and QPR could have scored any number of goals. The second half was even worse with no fight from a really bad Wolves side who were again cut open by QPR after 87 minutes with DJ Cambell there to dispatch the ball into the goal. Wolves got physical in the final which we should have done from the start but all in all a game to forget.
In my opinion starting Ward upfront and not playing five in midfield was are downfall and we really missed Hunt and Fletcher but a very worrying performance.

Wolves v QPR

After a defeat last week Wolves will be looking to get back to winning ways with an easier looking home game on Saturday against QPR.
Wolves have been hit by injury since the Tottenham game with Stephen Hunt and Kevin Foyley both having ankle problems but will be expected to return for Saturday's game. Steven Fletcher however may not be so lucky and is expected to be missing so Wolves could be down to one striker with Ebanks Blake already out injured. This could help Wolves however and see the return of Milijas.
 QPR are a team who will play with no fear coming to Molineux with new signings Joey Barton and Shaun Wright Philips looking to make an impact. The problematic Joey Barton will again face the full effect of a vocal South Bank after his beating last season I would like to see the Wolves midfield to a similar job on him again.

Barton will have this sight all afternoon