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Team news for Tuesday's League One clash between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Colchester United at Molineux.
Wolves will be without Matt Doherty when they welcome Colchester to Molineux.
The former Hibernian defender will be out for two weeks after picking up a hamstring strain during Saturday's 2-0 win against Sheffield United and should be replaced by club captain Sam Ricketts.
Lee Evans, Dave Edwards and Leon Clarke were all handed recalls for the win at Bramall Lane in place of Jack Price, Bakary Sako and Nouha Dicko and could keep their place after being instrumental in a first win in three.
David Davis, Anthony Forde and Jamie O'Hara were all named in the under-21 squad for the Monday night fixture against Bolton and are unlikely to feature.
Colchester boss Joe Dunne could give Freddie Sears a first start in three games when they visit high-flying Wolves.
The former West Ham striker came off the bench last week, following his return from a hamstring injury, and could be rewarded with a return to the starting XI after he inspired a U's comeback from 2-0 down at Bristol City.
Dunne will have no fresh injury concerns ahead of the trip to Molineux but could could call upon the likes of Craig Eastmond, Macauley Bonne and Clinton Morrison should he decide to shuffle his pack.
Colchester have not won on the road in their last four and, with fixtures on the road at Notts County and Peterborough to come, Dunne's team will need to turn around that form if they are to edge further clear of the bottom four.
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posted on 26/3/14
Yep, Big Dog Diagouraga.
I think the fact they have recalled him says something about their concerns over the run in.
posted on 26/3/14
Tats, you better bloody use that prediction thread after i spent 20 mins compiling it!!!
posted on 26/3/14
I tried but as you can see am slightly hampered by misfiring synapses. Will do it again tomorrow when head thing work OK better
posted on 26/3/14
posted on 26/3/14
West Ham booed off after tonights win took them to 11th place, Allardyce response was to face the crowd and cup his ear, trouble in paradise.
posted on 26/3/14
Its pathetic that is. I hope big Sam keeps them up, resigns in the summer and they go down next season. We need Roy Hodgson to issue a prophecy.
posted on 26/3/14
Haha, the woman in the studio used the ''careful what you wish for'' phrase Tam, but in reference to Pulis and Stoke City.
Just saw the interview with Allardyce, looked genuinely upset and put out, had a bit of a dig.
Dunno where i stand really, not one for booing personally but think fans have a right to show displeasure when they part with big money.
Guess it depends how bad it is week in week out.
posted on 26/3/14
Can't be that bad if you're 11th in the Premier League in your second season following promotion. I seem to remember both Blackburn and Newcastle having similar grievances with Big Sam. Both were mid table teams who were relegated following his dismissal.
posted on 26/3/14
I guess his ''style'' is what is unpopular.
As for being 11th, i think that is down to just how poor the prem is in general, a much of muchness outside the top 6 or 7.
All the rest can beat each other on any given Saturday.
posted on 27/3/14
West ham have always had pride in being a decent football team and he was never going to be a popular manager there. If all that matters is results then Sam is your man but as someone who goes to the games I have always prayed he never became wolves manager.
Never forget seeing his Blackburn team beat us at Ewood Park. Never seen such a lack of enthusiasm from a home crowd to their two goals. They were plainly bored to tears by the way they were playing