Henry: Wolves have nothing to fear

Skipper Karl Henry insists the Wolves players have genuine belief that they can achieve Barclays Premier League survival and have “nothing to fear” going into the New Year.

Henry: Wolves have nothing to fear
Thu, 31 Dec, 2009 - 11:58

Skipper Karl Henry insists the Wolves players have genuine belief that they can achieve Barclays Premier League survival and have “nothing to fear” going into the New Year.

Mick McCarthy’s side will enter 2010 lying in 15th spot in the table despite losing both of their festive season games against Liverpool and Manchester City.

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