Off-colour Reyes may miss Wolves clash

Arsenal new boy Jose Reyes is a major doubt for the Gunners’ Barclaycard Premiership trip to Wolves tomorrow.

Off-colour Reyes may miss Wolves clash
Fri, 06 Feb, 2004 - 08:07

Arsenal new boy Jose Reyes is a major doubt for the Gunners’ Barclaycard Premiership trip to Wolves tomorrow.

The Spaniard is still suffering from the infection which saw him struggle through Tuesday’s Carling Cup semi-final defeat against Middlesbrough.

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