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	Team	P	W	D	L	P
1	Birmingham City	10	7	2	1	23
2	Wolverhampton Wanderers	10	7	1	2	22
3	Reading	10	6	2	2	20
4	Sheff Utd	10	5	2	3	17
5	Plymouth	10	4	3	3	15
6	Coventry	10	4	3	3	15
7	Cardiff	10	3	6	1	15
8	Swansea	10	4	3	3	15
9	Burnley	10	4	3	3	15
10	Sheff Wed	10	4	3	3	15

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Two weeks ago Wolves battered and outclassed Preston North End 3-1 under a sunny sky in Lancashire. Two weeks later under a dark wet and windy atmosphere Wolves were outclassed by Swansea City at the Liberty Stadium. The big difference ?.... Wolves were without five on their first team with Iwelumo (stupid sending off), Kightly Jarvis and SEB (injured) and Hennessey (dropped to to lack of confidence ??) all missing

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Wolves have signed Sunderland Midfielder Carlos Edwards on a three month loan deal fromSunderland to cover the loss of Michael Kightly and Matt Jarvis. The former Wrexham and Luton Town winger will play his first game for Wolves against Swansea City

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Waggys Tales - The Story Of A Great

Below is the official press release that was released last week

WAGGY'S TALES Dave Wagstaffe may have left Molineux for Blackburn Rovers in1976, but he will always be remembered as one of the finest wingers ever to represent Wolverhampton Wanderers. In this fascinating memoir, written without the aid of a co-or ghost-writer, Waggy lifts the veil on as sporting world frequently shrouded in myths and rumours.In a tale that is by turns comic and powerful, but always heart-felt, he reveals what life was really like as a professional footballer.

DAVE WAGSTAFFE'S FOUR DECADES AT MOLINEUX 'As with any job', the author says of life as a footballer,'there were many ups and downs, But as a footballer you could have more than 30,000 people watching you when you were on a downer'. In this hugely engaging memoir, Waggy invites the reader to relive the 'bumpy ride' that was his professional career. His story begins at his local club, Manchester City, in 1960. It Is four years later however, when his move to Molineux was finalised on Boxing Day, that the rollercoaster really kicks in. Making over 400 senior appearances,Waggy moved from key figure to squad legend. His characteristic class and skill ever-evident.

Waggy was a constant fixture at all pivotal Wolves events in the1960s and 70s. Waggy was there in his number 11 shirt for two major league finals, he was there when promotion was achieved in1967,and he was of course there when his old team was defeated in the League Cup final of 1974. Now, for the first time, he describes how it all appeared from the inside.

Written with wit and vivacity,'Waggy'sTales'is a must-read for all Wolves fans. DAVEWAGSTAFFE, born 1943, Started his career at the Manchester City youth side before moving to the professional squad in a leftwing position. Although he ended his career at Blackburn Rovers,Wagstaffe spent the majority of his career at Wolverhampton Wanderers Waggy's Tales is available to buy now priced at £12.99. ISBN9781859836217

We will be giving away a free copy of Waggy's Tales later in the week in a competition, details will be posted on the messageboard