EVANS SET TO IMPRESS COACH LAMBERT
Lee Evans is set to impress his coach Paul Lambert as he returns from long term injury.
He featured in the FA Cup when Wolves played Stoke City and Liverpool but he would have to work hard to remain relevant.
Lee Evans is set to impress his coach Paul Lambert as he returns from long term injury.
According to reports, former Major League star and Republic of Ireland striker Robbie Keene could make a shock return to the English football after a five-year spell with Los Angeles Galaxy FC English Second tier side, Preston North End is among clubs to have registered an interest in the Irish Striker.
Wolves lost 1-2 to Queen Park Rangers in the English Championship, with the Rangers using the game to end their six straight games losing streak. A late winner from Pawel Wszolek ensured Wolves lost at Molineux.
Idrissa Sylla opened scoring in the second half when he connected to a cross from Wszolek in the 53rd minute. The hosts fought back to equalize through Edwards who scored from Helder Costa’s cross in the 61st minute. Wszolek effort in the 87th minute ensured QPR ended victors after the encounter.
It’s been around 1 week since Paul Lambert took over the English League Championship club Wolverhampton and the 47 year old Scottish manager has outlined what he is planning to accomplish as the recently appointed head coach of Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wolves player Dave Edwards says that the team is backing the coach Walter Zenga desite the poor run of games that the squad is experiencing.
A former manager of Wolverhampton Graham Hawkins has died at the age of 70. Hawkins was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin Lymphoma seven years ago. He fought for his life all through the years whilst still raising money for other cancer patients at Shrewsbury’s Royal Hospital.
Hawkins remains part of the few that supported Wolves a young boy, before going on to play for the club, and manage the team. He scouted talents for his local club as well.
Los Angeles Galaxy star player Robbie Keane has announced his retirement from international football after an 18-year career for the Republic of Ireland.
Fosun International Limited bought Wolverhampton Wanderers on July 21st of the ongoing year and the Chinese investment group has unveiled their desire of spending around £20 million -£30 million in signing new players and hopefully snatches a promotion spot that will allow them to compete in the Premier League for the next season.
Wolves have reportedly made an offer for Bristol City striker Matt Smith, who is a fan favourite at the club.
Le Havre player is reported to be open to the move to Wolves as he wants an opportunity to further his career.
Julan scored 12 goals in 22 games for their reserve team and made just a handful of first-team appearances but the 6ft 4in striker has a lot to offer Wolverhampton. However, midfielder Lee Evans has returned to Wolves after spending last season on loan at League One side Bradford City. He played decent football for Bradford helping them to the play-offs before they lost to Millwall in the semi-finals. He said: