Wolves came out the starting gate with a bang but ended on a whimper. When the starting line up was announced I will admit to letting a small tear fall from my eye. Stephen Ward starting? Neither should Jody Craddock, much as I love him, should not be a premier league starter. Against a better team these weaknesses will be even better exploited. But to be fair Wolves played a good game for the most. A second goal did kill the game off and Ebanks Blake going off with an injury after all the substitutions had been made put an end to Wolves attacking threat. Although Keogh was probably the more effective going forward, and I didn’t ever expect to find myself saying that.

Still, plenty of positives as well as worries to take from the game. Mancienne, Milijas and Halford all looked good additions and Henry better than I expected. Wolves played a good attacking game but need to learn to be a great deal more clinical. And most of all, the season’s back on and there’s another game on Tuesday

Right, now I’m off to teach my new friend ‘the unamed wolfie’ (more on this later) how to talk proper…