McCarthy admits fears over Wolves form

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy fears his side’s spirit could evaporate if they do not arrest their alarming run of form quickly.

Sun, 21 Nov, 2010 - 14:04

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy fears his side’s spirit could evaporate if they do not arrest their alarming run of form quickly.

Wolves remain 19th in the Barclays Premier League – five points behind Wigan above them – after slipping to their ninth defeat in 11 games, 2-1, at Blackpool yesterday.

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