I’m fed up already of predicting a loss, so here’s hoping  for a solid 4-5-1 from Wolves, a lot of good fortune and a spectacular goal for both teams from Drogba.  Although much has been made in the build up of the proportion of Wolves goals scored from set pieces and headers, and Chelsea’s relative vulnerability to these threats, in truth, we haven’t scored many and they haven’t conceeded many, so the odds of a goal for Wolves are low.  We’d be the first team to put one past them at home since Hull on the opening day of the season.  But these records are there to be broken. 

I was in attendance  last time around, and frankly going 2-1 up then was nearly as unexpected as it would be now (we’ll gloss over the 4 goals conceeded in the final 20 minutes), so here’s hoping.  I’ll be at the game tomorrow so watch out near the corner flag in the third row of the away end.