... been all over Wolves the side regarded by many classiest in division but while the 2-1 margin well deserved Bolton em- Cdsed in their 5-1 home drub-of Wolves in the fixture that can be le GORDON COWANS: Expects lot more from Bolton In ...

... Wolves are ordered: Carry on attacking By David Instone Graham Taylor will order his buoyant Wolves side to ‘carry on attacking’ when they aim to secure their Wembley place at Bolton on Wednesday night. Far from fillinF his g‘layers’ heads with thoughts ...

... PAGE 32 Wolves storm into Bolton in first leg of First Division play-off semi-finals at Molineux and i JF el e - .-‘, v . - Y @ Tension on the Wolves bench, with manager Taylor doing the talking AN @ Steve Bull heads Wolves in front Pictures by Steve ...

... Coach firm gives Wolves a lift . . . AS Wolves prepare for the crucial second play-off gme against Bolton, anpi'l ays is making sure there’ll be no problems on the drive north. s The coach operator has had the Wanderers’ team vehicle in for a check-up ...

... MONDAY MAY 15 1995 91 WOLVES 2 BOLTON 1 Prom LION HICKMAN Molinoux WEMBLEY and the First Division play-offs could have formality for Wolves if this scoreline truly reflected their quality at Molineux Unpredictable though Wolves are even opponents with ...

... going up Bolton could have been four down and it would have been all over” Wolves beat the side regarded by many as the classiest in the division but while the 2-1 margin was well-deserved Bolton emphasised in their 5-1 home drubbing of Wolves in February ...

... slaughter in the sunshine and Bolton’s most effective answer was a succession of shuddering fouls two of which earned midfielder Neil McDonald his marching orders in the 79th minute Wolves should have cushioned their journey to Bolton with four or five goals ...

... David Rally WOLVES 2 BOLTON 1 From LEON HICKMAN at Molineux WEMBLEY and the First Division play-offs final could have been a formality for Wolves if this scoreline had truly reflected their quality at Molineux Unpredictable though Wolves are even opponents ...

... past Bolton's veteran keeper Peter Milton just before half-time to put Wolves in the driving seat. But Republic of Ireland international Jason McAteer grabbed a prkeless equaliser for Bolton shortly after the break with a brilliant chip. Wolves hit back ...

... to express quiet confidence about :Volves hopes at Bolton on Wednesday night. ST B lag o Mkimer, s first at Molineux, twice hxytting ;hee%ar before his header was forced home by Mark Venus for Wolves’ winner. It was further disappointment for Goodman ...

... a won erfulla partisan Molineux yesterday, it would already have been game, set and match to Wolves. Three times the woodwork came to the rescue of a Bolton side who signalled their cautious intentions by b;i:fgin(gin John Dreyer for flying winger David ...

... U DU A LG Wolves: Stowell, Thompson, Venus, Rankine, Richards, Shirtliff, Goodman, Kelly, Bull, Cowans, Dennison. Subs: Law, Wright, Jones. Bolton: Shilton, Green, Phillips, McAteer, Bergsson, Stubbs, McDonald, grcyor, Paatelainen, McGinlay (Coyle, 72) ...