Wolves brought down to earth

Stoke 2 Wolves 1

Wolves brought down to earth
Sun, 08 Aug, 2004 - 15:23

Stoke 2 Wolves 1

Wolves found playing in the Coca-Cola Championship just as difficult as in the Premiership today and were soundly beaten by Stoke at the Britannia Stadium.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Britannia StadiumPlace: CountryPerson: Dave Jones’Person: PottersPerson: Ade AkinbiyiPerson: Henri CamaraPerson: Vio GaneaPerson: Carl CortPerson: George NdahPerson: Dean SturridgePerson: Kenny MillerPerson: MillerPerson: Ed De GoeyPerson: AkinbiyiPerson: Joachim BjorklundPerson: Darel RussellPerson: Lewis NealPerson: Shaun NewtonPerson: NealPerson: Seyi George OlofinjanaPerson: BjorklundPerson: JonesPerson: Leon ClarkePerson: SturridgePerson: Colin CameronPerson: de GoeyPerson: Tony Pulis’Person: RussellPerson: Paul JonesPerson: Mark ClydePerson: Clive ClarkePerson: Noel-WilliamsPerson: OlofinjanaPerson: Chris GreenacreEvent: Coca-Cola ChampionshipEvent: PremiershipOrganisation: WolvesOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: Molineux
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