Rotherham: 0

Pollitt, Scott, Swailes, Branston, Hurst, Sedgwick, Garner, Daws, Monkhouse, Barker, Lee.

Subs: Gray, Bryan, Warne (87), Talbot, Byfield.

Cards: Yellow: Barker, Garner. Red: None.

Wolves: 0

Murray, Edworthy, Lescott, Clyde, Irwin, Cooper, Inces, Rae, Kennedy, Miller, Sturridge.

Subs: Oakes, Butler, Andrews, Cameron, Cole (67).

Cards: Yellow: Irwin, Rae, Kennedy. Red: None.

Attendance: 6,736

Rotherham: Top scorer Alan Lee is back from suspension, but midfielder Martin McIntosh is suspended after collecting his fifth booking of the season. Andy Monkhouse (knee) should be fit.

Wolves: Teenage Chelsea striker Carlton Cole will go straight into the squad to provide cover for the injured Nathan Blake and could start if Dean Sturridge's niggling knee problems force him out. Sturridge has been playing through the pain and will visit a specialist next week. Paul Ince should return in midfield after suspension, with Keith Andrews making way. Denis Irwin could be a doubt, he took a knock to his foot during the 2-1 win over Forest, last weekend. Colin Cameron has come through a few days workout and will be in the squad.

Wolves have at last got a new date for their match against Ipswich, the original date 18 September was postponed because of Ipswich's UEFA Cup fixtures.
The match has now been arranged for Tuesday 18th February with a 7.45pm kick-off, at Portman Road.
But if they both don't get passed the third round of the FA Cup, the game could be played on Saturday 25th January, which is reserved for fourth round matches.

Wolves have signed 19-year-old Chelsea striker Carlton Cole on a month’s loan, he has agreed terms and will go straight in the squad for Saturday’s match with Rotherham. The loan is until New Year’s Day and will include the match at home to Derby.
Carlton has made four appearances for Chelsea so far this season and scored three goals.

Wolves reserves drew 2-2 with Sheff Utd yesterday. Wolves took the lead after 9 minutes through Jones with a low shot into the net from just inside the area.
Sheff Utd scored twice in a two-minute spell just before the hour mark, both following free-kicks.
But Wolves leveled in the 72nd minute, Proudlock was pulled down by Karl Colley in the United box and Proudlock converted from the spot himself.

Sheff Utd Reserves: De Vogt, Nugent, Baum, Montgomery, Murphy, Colley, McGovern, Javary, Heuvel, Smith, Wood.
Unused Subs: Purkiss, Glarvey, Hazell, Tansley, Quinn.
Yellow Card: Nugent.
Wolves Reserves: Solly, R. Clarke (Fitter 45), Naylor, Ward, Ingimarsson, Butler, Watson (L. Clarke 69), Jones, Proudlock, Clingan, Gobern.
Unused Subs: Walters, Brown, McChrystal.

Wolves have reportedly failed in a bid to sign striker Marcus Stewart on loan from Sunderland as a replacement for Nathan Blake who is out until the new year, they insisted he is part of their first-team plans and as usual Wolves would not comment on the speculation.
Chief Executive Jez Moxey said on WOW "We, as a club, have a policy of not commenting on nor revealing any potential targets."
"It is common knowledge that we are currently looking for a striker as cover for Nathan Blake and, of course, there is going to be speculation over which players we may be interested in."
"However, we have a list that we are working through, and will only discuss an individual when we have something positive to report."

Young striker Adam Proudlock has returned from a month loan at Tranmere and was straight back training ready to play for the reserves on Wednesday at Sheffield United, hoping to ease the Striker shortage at Molineux.

Nathan Blake is out until into the New Year, the striker ruptured ligaments in his foot in the Portsmouth game and scans revealed that two of his toes had been dislocated.He is now wearing a special boot to immobilise his foot whist the ligaments heal. These have to be fully repaired before he can return to training or he risks having a permanent weakness.
Dean Sturridge admitted being only 30 per cent fit after the first five minutes of the 2-1 win over Nottingham Forest.
The striker, who is suffering discomfort in both knees, tweaked a hamstring early on and will be wrapped in cotton wool this week in a bid to get him fit to face Rotherham on Saturday as Wolves bid to stretch their eight match unbeaten run. But good news George Ndah will return to training this week.

Wolves may try to get Les ferdinand on loan from Spurs, after the striker was again left out of the 16 that beat Leeds on Sunday. Chief executive Jez Moxey has tried for a number of other Premiership strikers including Middlesbrough's Noel Whelan, who came on as a substitute for Alec Boksic in their weekend win over Manchester City.

Wolves Under 17s beat Liverpool 2-1 on Merseyside at the weekend. Tom Bonnar headed Wolves into the lead in the first minute from a good cross from Mark Goodhead. Liverpool leveled on 26 minutes after some sloppy defending, but eight minutes later Wolves were back in front through a good right foot drive from just inside the area by Matthew Barnes Homer.
The Wolves Under 19s also played Liverpool but they lost 1-0, Liverpool's goal comming two minutes from time.

Wolves boss Dave Jones said after Wolves victory: "I thought it was a very tight game. It was a case of waiting for someone to make a mistake. Fortunately for us, they made two mistakes and we only made one.
"It was a tough match between two good sides, there was a lot of good football and we came out on top at the end of the day.
"Our aim was to get into the top six before Christmas. Now we have to chase the teams above us."

6mins: Johnson goal disallowed for off-side.
28mins: Yellow card, Prutton.
3 added minutes.
45+3mins: Goal, Forest go ahead through Harewood.
Half-Time: Wolves 0-1 Notts Forest.
68mins: Wolves substitution, Cooper on for Newton.
76mins: GOAL, Miller equalises from the edge of the box.
80mins: GOAL, Sturridge heads Wolves into the lead from a Cooper cross.
83mins: Forest substitution, Jess on for Johnson.
86mins: Yellow card, Dawson.
88mins: Wolves substitution, Melligan on for Sturridge.
3 added minutes.
Full-Time: Wolves 2-1 Notts Forest.

Wolves: 2

Murray, Edworthy, Irwin, Lescott, Clyde, Andrews, Rae, Newton, Kennedy, Sturridge, Miller.

Subs: Oakes, Butler, Ingimarsson, Cooper (68), Melligan (88).

Cards: Yellow: None. Red: None.

Notts Forest: 1

Ward, Louis-Jean, Brennan, Dawson, Walker, Scimeca, Prutton, Williams, Lester, Johnson, Harewood.

Subs: Reid, Roche, Jess (83), Hjelde, Doie.

Cards: Yellow: Prutton, Dawson. Red: None.

Attendance: 27,953

Wolves: boss Dave Jones has worries over his strikers he only has Kenny Miller fully fit, Dean Sturridge will start despite not training this week with knee trouble.
Midfielder Kevin Cooper has served a one-match suspension and is available.

Notts Forest: boss Paul Hart hopes to name an unchanged line-up for the fifth successive game, although he has slight concerns over full-back Jim Brennan, who is nursing a thigh injury.

Sky Sports are reporting that: Tottenham have turned down a bid from Wolves to take Les Ferdinand on loan.
It was widely thought that the veteran striker would leave for Molineux in search of regular first-team football after slipping down the pecking order at Spurs.
But White Hart Lane boss Glenn Hoddle has revealed that Dave Jones came knocking earlier this month and was told the 35-year-old was not available.
"I still want Les to be a part of my squad. It is as simple as that," said Hoddle.

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Striker Les Ferdinand is keen to leave Spurs and join First Division Wolves on loan after loosing his first team place to ex-Wolves striker Robbie Keane at White Hart Lane, he didn't even make the bench for the derby against Arsenal last Saturday.
Ferdinand told The Sun newspaper: "If Spurs and Wolves can reach an agreement, I will go.
"I haven't demanded to leave Spurs or anything, but at this stage of my career, my priority is playing first-team football.
"Everything else comes second. At the start of the season, I said I was going to see out the last year of my Tottenham contract, but things have changed.
"Coming on in games a minute or two before the final whistle is no good to me. I don't really feel part of things at the moment. It's not a great feeling."

The Wolves boss Dave Jones has refused to confirm or deny that the club are having talks to bring him to Molineux but did say: “If a player of his quality was available then obviously we would look at it.
“We’ve been on the lookout for a striker but as yet have had no joy.”

Wolves are not sure they will be able to bring in a loan striker in time for the Forest match on Saturday. They have been strongly linked with Spur's Striker Les Ferdinand, John ward said: "We've made one or two enquiries with people, but at the moment there's no-one coming to the football club.''
The club have ruled out bringing back Adam Proudlock early from his loan spell with Tranmere, but may consider bringing him back after Saturday.

Interview with Mark Kennedy at givemefootball.com also another article here.
Thanks to Matt for sending me these.

I wonder if you can help. We are doing a feature on Wolves as part of the 92 club series we are running on Sport on Five and wondered if you might be able to give us any pointers. We are visiting on Saturday 23rd November for the game against Ipswich and are interested in what the current issues are at the club, any characters, traditions, fans/employees with a story to tell etc. Already in the series, our reporter Mark Clemmit has accompanied the Sheffield Wednesday band and sampled prawn sandwiches at Old Trafford with the Managing Director. He's met the man who swapped the chance to be in Westlife for a life as a defender in Division Three, and discovered the Burnley fan who crumbles cheese all over the turf Moor terraces to bring the team good luck.

Please drop me a line if you have any ideas joe.stevens@bbc.co.uk and I will call you back. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Wolves Under 17s drew 0-0 with Man Utd at the weekend. The Under 19s lost 2-0 with Man Utd scoring in the 66th minute and one in the last minute.

Wolves boss Dave Jones will be trying to bring in a loan striker this week after Wolves climbed into the top with a victory at Coventry. Wolves only fit strikers Dean Sturridge and Kenny Miller failed to score and Jones had no alternatives on the bench.
Wolves could recall young striker Adam Proudlock from Tranmere for Saturday's match against Nottingham Forest, he is due to play his final game for Tranmere at Wycombe on Saturday but Wolves could bring him back on Friday when 28 days of his loan is up, with Rovers' permission.

20-year-old JJ Melligan seems set to stay at Molineux after his dramatic recall from Kidderminster because of the midfield shortage, Ince is suspended, Cameron is out injured and Andrews has the flu after Wolves players were given flu vacinations and he reacted to it by getting the flu!

Dave Jones delighted after Wolves remained unbeaten in 7 games sadid: "It was a good time to get the goals and everyone deserves a pat on the back today.
"We missed Paul Ince last week. He has a lot of experience and with him back in the side we settled down after weathering the first 15 minutes to get back into the game.
"We wanted to break the sequence of drawn matches and we went to Coventry to have a real go at getting three points.
"I must say I was happy to see Gary McAllister come off the pitch because he is quality and his departure upset Coventry's rhythm, not that I am too fussed about that."

5mins: Yellow card, Chippo.
8mins: Yellow card, Davenport.
22mins: Yellow card, Safri.
28mins: Coventry substitution, Eustace on for McAllister.
36mins: Yellow card, Hignett.
38mins: GOAL, Lescott puts Wolves ahead from 6 yards.
Half-Time: Coventry 0-1 Wolves.
55mins: Coventry substitutions, McSheffrey on for Safri and Pipe on for Mills.
72mins: Wolves substitution, Andrews on for Miller.
78mins: GOAL, Rae scores with a drive from the edge of the area.
4 minutes added.
92mins: Wolves substitution, Melligan on for Rae.
Full-Time: Coventry 0-2 Wolves.

Coventry: 0

Debec, Caldwell, Konjic, Davenport, Gordon, Chippo, Safri, McAllister, Partridge, Mills, Hignett.

Subs: Shaw, Pipe (55), Montgomery, McSheffrey (55), Eustace (28).

Cards: Yellow: Chippo, Davenport, Safri, Hignett. Red: None.

Wolves: 2

Murray, Edworthy, Clyde, Lescott, Irwin, Newton, Rae, Ince, Kennedy, Sturridge, Miller.

Subs: Butler, Melligan (92), Oakes, Andrews (72), Ingimarsson.

Cards: Yellow: None. Red: None.

Attendance: 18,998

Coventry: Striker Jay Bothroyd is back in contention after recovering from a knee injury. Sky Blues goalkeeper Morten Hyldgaard (thigh) remains on the sidelines, giving Fabien Debec another chance. On-loan striker Craig Hignett plays his last game before beginning a two-match suspension.

Wolves: boss Dave Jones will wait to see if Paul Ince (ankle) has any reaction to training before naming his squad.
Midfielder Keith Andrews could be in line to start after seven months on the sidelines with a knee injury but Colin Cameron (broken toe), George Ndah (gashed knee) and Nathan Blake (foot) are all missing.

Mark Kennedy has been pulled out of the Republic of Ireland squad after Wolves boss Dave Jones appealed to the Irish authorities to withdraw him due to his long injury lay off. Kennedy received the surprise call-up last week for the friendly game on Wednesday 20th November. Kennedy is fit to play on Saturday against Coventry, this is just a precautionary measure.
Dave Jones said on WOW: "We have been given permission for Mark to pull out of the friendly game next week.
"Sparky has only just come back after being out for seven months with his groin injury and we did not want him to be playing any more football than necessary.
"I'm very pleased that the FAI has understood our position. They came to the Portsmouth game and thought that Mark looked good but, given the circumstances and the fact that it’s only a friendly, they have agreed to our request and I thank Don Givens, for that."

Wolves defender Ludo Pollet is joining Walsall later today on loan for seven weeks. He is at the Bescot Stadium this morning agreeing terms and when completed he could play for them against Wimbledon on Saturday.
The loan agreement could see the 29-year-old stay at Walsall until New Year's Day, with the option for Wolves to recall him after the first 28 days.
Pollet had been linked with a permanent move to Walsall, with some other First Division clubs showing an interest in him.

Wolves reserves came back to earn a draw last night with two goals in the last ten minutes at Telford.
Rotherham took the lead in the 67th minute when Robins fired home from the edge of the area clipping the inside of the post. The Millers got their second in the 75th minute with a controversial penalty for apparently pushing in the area, but there were no appeals from the visitors. Robins scoring from the spot kick. Ward pulled one back for Wolves after 80 minutes heading in a cross from Leon Clarke. Then in the 87th minute Jones leveled the scores.

Wolves Reserves: Solly, R. Clarke, Naylor, Andrews (Walters 45), Pollet, Butler, Watson (Fitter 71), Ward, L. Clarke, J.L. Jones, Gobern.
Unused subs: Brown, Slater, O’Connor.
Yellow Cards: Butler, L.Clarke.
Rotherham Reserves: Gray, Bryan, Beech, Talbot, Barker, Branston, Robins, Mullin, Byfield, Hoskins (Miranda 73), Warne.
Unused subs: R. Jones, Fells, Bowler, Smith.
Yellow Cards: Bryan, Beech, Warne.

Paul Ince and Nathan Blake have gone to see specialists, Ince injured an ankle in the Portsmouth game and failed to train on Sunday, while Blake is having more problems with his right foot, after sustaining damaged ligaments.
But good news on Colin Cameron's broken toe, he could now be out of action for just three weeks instead of six.
He sustained the injury in the 1-1 draw at Watford on the 2nd of November when he was only four games into his comeback following a knee injury. The 30-year-old Scot has already started some fitness work in the swimming pool.

Wolves boss Dave Jones said after last night's draw with Brighton: "We had no shape in the first half and no tempo. We were like bees around the honey-pot."
"In the second half, we made their 'keeper make lots of saves but we still didn't play well. We were frantic and there was no control to our play."
"It's frustrating because we have gone from being on a high against Portsmouth last Wednesday to this. We have missed out on the chance of pegging two more points back on the teams above us."

15mins: Goal, Brighton take the lead through Zamora, who chipped it over Murray.
1 minute added.
Half-Time: Wolves 0-1 Brighton.
70mins: Wolves substitutions, Andrews on for Ingimarsson and Newton on for Cooper.
73mins: Yellow card, Andrews.
76mins: GOAL, Miller equalises from a Edworthy cross, deflection from Rae.
77mins: Brighton substitutions, Sidwell on for Rodger and Oatway on for Barrett.
86mins: Brighton substitution, Hinshelwood on for Blackwell.
3 minutes added.
Full-Time: Wolves 1-1 Brighton.

Wolves: 1

Wolves: Murray, Edworthy, Irwin, Lescott, Clyde, Ingimarsson, Rae, Cooper, Sturridge, Miller, Kennedy.

Subs: Oakes, Butler, Naylor, Newton (70), Andrews (70).

Cards: Yellow: Andrews. Red: None.

Brighton: 1

Kuipers, Watson, Mayo, Cullip, Blackwell, Hart, Carpenter, Pethick, Zamora, Barrett, Rodger.

Subs: Oatway (77), Petterson, Hinshelwood (86), Sidwell (77), Webb.

Cards: Yellow: None. Red: None.

Attendance: 23,016

Wolves: Nathan Blake is not expected to feature after requiring hospital treatment on a foot injury sustained in Wednesday night's 1-1 draw with Portsmouth, while George Ndah is also ruled out with a leg injury. Colin Cameron is still out with a broken toe.

Brighton: Steve Coppell's two new loan signings - Arsenal midfielder Steve Sidwell and Southend striker Daniel Webb - will go straight into the Brighton squad.
Paul Brooker is ruled out through suspension, with Sidwell or Nathan Jones likely to deputise on the left side of midfield.

The Wolves Under 19s beat Sheffield United at Compton Park 2-0 on Saturday, Lewis Gobern getting both goals. His first followed a goalkeeping error from which he scored from close range after 25 minutes, his second was a low angled shot that took a slight deflection on its way into the corner of the net after 81 minutes.
On an adjacent pitch at Compton, the Under 17s drew 0-0 with Sheffield United.

A third Wolves player has received an International call up, Mark Kennedy has been selected for the Republic of Ireland squad just three days after playing his first game for seven months.
He will join up with the squad on Sunday 17th November then fly out to Athens for the friendly with Greece on 20th November.

Good news about the two Wolves players who were sent to hospital during Wolves match against Portsmouth. The injuries are not as serious as first feared. Nathan Blake came off for treatment after falling under Ritchie’s challenge and returned a few minutes later but couldn't continue after just 15 minutes. He suffered tissue damage to his right foot and suspected bruising to the bone. It was thought that George Ndah had suffered a broken leg again as he was stretchered off after 34 minutes following a tackle from Diabate's, but it has now been confirmed that he sustained two deep lacerations to his knee and shin, one of which went down to the bone. He had a total of ten stitches in his leg but there is no internal damage.

Paul Ince will be suspended when Wolves play Nottingham Forest at Molineux on Saturday 23rd November. The midfielder picked up his fifth booking of the season during the Portsmouth match for dissent in the 88th minute and will serve a one-match ban.

Dave Jones said about yesterday's draw: "We got out of jail at Watford on Saturday. Portsmouth probably did here."
"We were a bit disappointed not to have taken three points. The first half was cagey and in the second we took the game to them and might have won it."

Wolves have had two players called up for international duty. Nathan Blake is in the Welsh squad traveling to Azerbaijan for their Euro 2004 qualifying match. Ivar Ingimarsson has been selected for the Icelandic squad who will play a friendly in Estonia. Both of the matches will be played on Wednesday 20th November and will not affect Wolves League fixtures.

15mins: Wolves substitution, Sturridge on for Blake (Injured).
21mins: Yellow card, Stone.
27mins: Yellow card, Robinson.
34mins: Wolves substitution, Kennedy on for Ndah (Injured).
3 minutes added.
Half-Time: Wolves 0-0 Portsmouth.
52mins: Portsmouth substitution, Harper on for Robinson.
56mins: Goal, Portsmouth take the lead, Merson with a free-kick.
62mins: GOAL, Sturridge equalises for Wolves.
67mins: Yellow card, Sturridge.
71mins: Portsmouth substitution, Burchill on for Todorov.
76mins: Yellow card, Quashie.
76mins: Portsmouth substitution, O'Neill on for Diabate.
82mins: Wolves substitution, Newton on for Cooper.
88mins: Yellow card, Ince.
4 minutes added.
Full-Time: Wolves 1-1 Portsmouth.

Wolves: 1

Murray, Edworthy, Irwin, Lescott, Clyde, Ince, Rae, Cooper, Blake, Ndah, Miller.

Subs: Oakes, Sturridge (15), Newton (82), Ingimarsson, Kennedy (34).

Cards: Yellow: Sturridge, Ince. Red: None.

Portsmouth: 1

Hislop, Todorov, Merson, Quashie, Diabate, Taylor, Robinson, Pericard, Stone, Primus, Ritchie.

Subs: Harper (52), Burchill (71), O'Neill (76), Cooper, Kawaguchi.

Cards: Yellow: Stone, Robinson, Quashie. Red: None.

Attendance: 27,022

Jez Moxey will make an appeal in tonight’s programme for fans to cut out the bad language associated with the Liquidator. The popular pre-match tune was reinstated this season at the request of Sir Jack Hayward, but the chief executive is concerned that the associated chants bring the club into conflict with the Safety Advisory Group which issues the club’s matchday operating certificate. Writing in the programme Jez says: "I would like to make a special appeal to you this evening. Due to the overwhelming number of requests we had from supporters, Sir Jack recently asked that we bring back the Liquidator as part of our pre-match build-up. We had been reluctant to do this because of the bad language some fans choose to attach to the tune and I asked - via an interview I did for our website at the start of the season - that you to show restraint. Sadly many people have chosen to ignore our plea and the issue has been raised at a recent Safety Advisory Group meeting. The continuing use of bad language puts the tune’s use at risk. Therefore, if you want to keep the Liquidator, please keep it clean."

This was taken from Wolves official site WOW, as I ran a petition from this site for the Liquidator to be brought back I would also like to ask everyone to keep it clean. It would be a great shame for the Liquidator to be silenced again.

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Wolves: Alex Rae is expected to replace the injured Colin Cameron who has broken his toe.
Dave Jones has no other injury concerns for the big game and is expected to stick with the same side that drew at Vicarage Road.
Keith Andrews might be on the bench but Mark Kennedy is not expected to return to the first-team squad just yet.

Portsmouth: Gianluca Festa is out because of knee ligament damage following a collision with team-mate Arjan De Zeeuw in terrible weather conditions at Fratton Park on Saturday.
The news leaves Pompey light in defence, with De Zeeuw and Paul Ritchie both struggling with knocks picked up in the same game.

Doctors have confirmed that Colin Cameron has broken his big toe and now faces a few weeks on the sidelines. It happened during Saturday's game at Watford.
Mark Kennedy and Keith Andrews played a full 90 minutes during this morning’s friendly against Shrewsbury at Compton. Wolves lost 1-0 a goal from Ian Stevens in the 58th minute.

Wolves manager Dave Jones said after yesterday's match: "Watford adapted to the conditions better in the second half and they upped their tempo and definitely shaded it. But we got out of jail in the end."
"We've had three really good performances and although we equalised in the last minute it's not like victory. We know what we didn't do and where we went wrong, and we've talked about that already."

36mins: Yellow card, Glass.
1 Added Minute.
Half-Time: Watford 0-0 Wolves.
61mins: Yellow card, Edworthy.
66mins: Wolves substitution, Rae on for Cameron.
66mins: Goal, Watford take the lead, Cox headed in from a corner.
72mins: Wolves substitution, Newton on for Ndah.
78mins: Wolves substitution, Sturridge on for Miller.
81mins: Watford substitution, Johnson on for Cox.
84mins: Yellow card, Clyde.
3 added minutes.
92mins: GOAL, Cooper equalises for Wolves.
92mins: Yellow card, Cooper.
Full-Time: Watford 1-1 Wolves.

Watford: 1

Chamberlain, Doyley, Cox, Dyche, Robinson, Ardley, Hyde, Nielsen, Glass, Foley, Helguson.

Subs: Johnson (81), Lee, Norville, Mahon, Vernazza.

Cards: Yellow: Glass. Red: None.

Wolves: 1

Murray, Edworthy, Clyde, Lescott, Irwin, Ince, Cameron, Cooper, Ndah, Miller, Blake.

Subs: Butler, Oakes, Rae (66), Sturridge (78), Newton (72).

Cards: Yellow: Edworthy, Clyde, Cooper. Red: None.

Attendance: 16,524

Wolves: Two Wolves players are facing late fitness tests, Nathan Blake and Colin Cameron missed training yesterday after suffering knocks in the 4-0 victory over Gillingham.
Blake was on the end of a harsh challenge, which left him with both a sore foot and an injured hand where he fell awkwardly.
Cameron suffered a kick to the outside of his leg in the match but an X-ray has confirmed that there is no serious damage and he too will be monitored closely.
Alex Rae (thigh strain) and Shaun Newton (flu) both have returned to training along with Ludo Pollet who played in the under 19 friendly with Northern Ireland.
Mo Camara is seeing his specialist hoping to get the go ahead to step up his rehabilitation programme. He recently underwent surgery on his knee.

Watford: Striker Tommy Smith is doubtful picked up a groin injury in midweek and faces a fitness test. Loan signing Danny Webber has returned to Manchester United with a dislocated shoulder, while fellow frontman Marcus Gayle could feature again after recovering from a hamstring injury with Dominic Foley also pushing for a first-team start alongside in-form Heidar Helguson.