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Wolves@1.33
Draw@5.50
Bolton@11.00
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Championship leaders Wolves are expected to be unchanged for the visit of struggling Bolton Wanderers.
Wolves' 4-1 victory at home to Leeds in midweek, their fourth straight win, stretched their advantage at the top of the table back to four points.
Bolton Wanderers striker Adam Le Fondre has recovered from a calf injury and could face his former club.
Le Fondre, who spent 2015-16 on loan at Wolves, was a late substitute in Bolton's midweek draw against Reading.
SAM's prediction
Home win 78% Draw 13% Away win 9%
SAM, the Sports Analytics Machine, is a super-computer built by @ProfIanMcHale of the University of Liverpool.
Match facts
Wolves have won only one of their last 11 league matches against Bolton - a 1-0 victory under Kenny Jackett in September 2014.
The Trotters have not kept a clean sheet at Molineux in a league match since the 2000/01 season - and have conceded 12 goals in seven subsequent visits.
Wolves have scored more goals in both the first half (17) and second half (18) of matches than Bolton have in total (15).
After losing eight consecutive games and scoring just once in the process, the Trotters have since gone seven unbeaten, although five have been draws.
Wolves top scorer Leo Bonatini has been directly involved in more goals this season (15 - 10 goals, 5 assists) than any other Championship player.
Bolton striker Gary Madine has had a hand in a higher share of his team's goals (46.7%) than any other individual player in the Championship.
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posted on 27/11/17
comment by Cinciwolf-they did it my way (U11551)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Mr Chin (U16263)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Cinciwolf-they did it my way (U11551)
posted 12 minutes ago
I assume next year Wolfie would have to make this a prem league comp
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Far easier to predict.
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Just put wins down for the big seven each week
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Man City
Wolves
Chelsea
Arsenal
Spurs
Man United
Liverpool
posted on 27/11/17
Halfy had a 2-2
But no joker
posted on 27/11/17
comment by Mr Chin (U16263)
posted 16 minutes ago
comment by Cinciwolf-they did it my way (U11551)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Mr Chin (U16263)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Cinciwolf-they did it my way (U11551)
posted 12 minutes ago
I assume next year Wolfie would have to make this a prem league comp
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Far easier to predict.
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Just put wins down for the big seven each week
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Man City
Wolves
Chelsea
Arsenal
Spurs
Man United
Liverpool
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You caught my drift
posted on 27/11/17
See derby apparently want been Marshall.
Had forgotten all about him
posted on 27/11/17
He's not foreign, get rid !
posted on 28/11/17
comment by Sir Halfy ...40%Chinese40%Portuguese20%NPD (U11570)
posted about an hour ago
Halfy had a 2-2
But no joker
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Yes, you copied me. Shame that you missed the big J on the end
posted on 28/11/17
West Brom
posted on 28/11/17
megson has said he isn't a ginger pulis. pulis would never have scored two goals in a game but the end result looks similar.
posted on 29/11/17
Pardew to Albion, Allardyce to Everton. Two very short term appointments to me. Ones that might lead to both clubs being in the Premier League next season but neither will generate any long term progress for the clubs. Two clubs Wolves may well overtake within 18 months
posted on 29/11/17
pardew generally has a good first six months at a nrew club then plateaus before seeing them slide backwards by year two. sam will have everton ok mid table which is all they can hope for without a more ambitious plan. let's hope nuno looks as good in the prem as he does now and we continue to expand and progress.