Hoddle-Fans So Important When We Take On Plymouth

By Scott Cooper
December 30 2005

WOLVES boss Glenn Hoddle has called for the fans to be patient as he warns tomorrows game against Plymouth Argyle is going to be a scruffy affair.

Wolves are expecting another big crowd at Molineux on Saturday as the players wave goodbye to the year 2005 and boss Glenn Hoddle has highlighted the fans as a figure which could determine the result when Plymouth visit Molineux.

Plymouth had their mid-week game postponed whilst Wolves fought out a 2-0 win away at Sheffield Wednesday and boss Hoddle knows the extra days rest will work as an advantage for the visitors.

However, taking the fatigue factor into account, Hoddle has warned that it will probably be a scruffy game in which Wolves will misplace passes and it's how the fans react to that which could determine the outcome of the game.

Speaking to the clubs official website Hoddle Said  "It's not a game that fans can expect us to just go out and win by any means and they'll have to watch a different kind of match here at Molineux."

  "There will be fatigue, there will be misplaced passes, and I doubt it will be a pretty game to watch as a result, but as long as we keep our work rate high then we should have a game on our hands.

  "How the fans react will be very important for us, we of course want them to enjoy themselves and we'll definitely need their support. I hope we can enjoy a good atmosphere at Molineux tomorrow."

Hoddle is expected to ring the changes for the third time in a week. Gorge Ndah and Gabor Gyepes are both missing whilst Lee Naylor is rated at 50/50. Carl Cort is also still out but Paul Ince and Tom Huddlestone could return.