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WHAT'S WRONG WITH WOLVES?

We're just not

just not scoring enough goals!

What's wrong with Wolves? Why ave the players at Molineux failed to make the bright start to the eason which so many people have come to expect in the post-wat years?

Considerable publicity has been given to these questions recently. Cer- tainly, it is unusual to find Wolves making the headlines in a manner not to our liking.

For so many years we have

been headfi134 newy as a club

challenging for hunut.

J

seven-week-old

Now

finde os netur the fact of the

Past Even table.

to

It has never been any batt

fry trJurles and bad luck

as excises, and } don't intend

I do that now,

Narrow margin

fuel:

WC

ON THE BALL

with Stan Cullis

Widte one can conveniently fall back on this line of arau- ment, *there remains pile inescapable

have usually by "carried" for a whaic, of course, that has been an un- scored more than 100 coula a by the rest of the team. But the asual experience for our season in the past four Bea problem becomes so hutch more porters who have been ACCUS- sons, and yet this season we're acute If too many

Just not hitting the net with the, their form sunujian sausly. same regularity.

It's goals that count and we have not been getting enough On the other hatic, Ja threa away games up to now, we have lost by the odd gual - wiilch proves, at least, that the margin between sucess and fullure has

been very snuali.

While it is dieslt for anyone to put a finger precisely on ug trouble-spot, obviously the remedy we bre seeking is al- inck ideas which produce more goals than the oppositon How can players, who have brought success to a club for so Jung, suddenly full below their normal form?

Not so simple

Our ownl supporters are en- titled to osk that question, Many, I know, will have various answers and point to week- nestes in individual positions

But I don't think the an- swer is yalte us simple a

teams have in- that. Many

dividual players losing, forni aš odd times. It is one of the facets of the game which ju continuatly facing clubs.

If only one or two players at

a time or involved, they ents

Four D. Jones

BY MADDOCKS,

J.1498

I'VE FOUND IT.

I'VE GOT MY HOOP - HEY! WHERE 15 HE?

WHERE'S

MADDOCKS?

FERDINAND

SERSHOP

men

1 remember ily Watts

sip-

tuned for so long to following * Team well in the hunt for I

-

ing through a bat palchi aksie me with my club but the Nant as a whol was playing wet! and compensated for U, unt. BRY came back to form. Thus thn, ur worries have not passer by so easily.

Same training

We have cutie! exted the trathing anel ittough pareparation This year as have done in the past

we fore highly-successful sepsans.

And

we still believe In the Sani methods which, until now, naive ¡ produced results. Somehow vur

Troubles have remained.

Of course, it is much stjer to play in a sueressful fumo. Sucress breeds confidence,

Failure finds the players Iscking such confidence, and no matter what is dune in terms of coaching and training during the week, it is the players who bear the vllimatc responsibility on match

days for deciding results.

Recently, UT players have Jud the fore experience of playing without the Inspiration of success behind them.

THE FLUTTERS

HE GAVE

IT UP COULDNT

STAND THE PACE

MATE

BERT, JOIN IN... AND YOU, DEAR...

VOOD MERRY GENTLEMEN LET NOTHING YOU DISMAYI

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Players respond

I appreciate how difficult it la for spectators to be enthusiastic about a team which is not doing so well.

At the same time, I am quite certain tust players respond that much better if they have their supporters behind them when they are going through a lean spull

During The - celebration banquet after our 1949 FA

national Sammy Smythe re- minded the guests that, while

it was very pleasant to hear the plaudits of the crowd

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England beat Luxemburg 1-1 at Highbury laat week, to win another two World Cup points. The 30,000 crowd of Englishmen cheered wholeheartedly when Luxemburg scored their goat-their first In three World Cup matches this season-and went on cheer- Ing every effort of the gallant amateurs. But the crowd jeered and whistled at the un- inspired. complacent England team.

England kill have one mail to play in their Work Cup section. If they beat Portugal at Wembley on October 23 they are through to the final stages in Chile next

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Photo shows Viollet walking the ball into the net to spore England's second real- London Express photo.

'Golden Boy' Terry Spinks suspended for a year

London, Oct. 4.

Cup victory, our Irish inter- Terry Spinics, enlled the "Golden Boy" of British boxing after winning the Olympic flyweight title, was suspended for twelve months by the Southern Area Council of the Boxing Board of Control after a three-hour mecting in London today, Spinks Who Buspended for nine stone featherweight limit vis Astaire, spent one and three- failing to make the weight for and had only four ounces to quarter hours in secret session his

fight against American spare in a match made at Ost 4 with the Council, whose chair- Paddy

Read, at Wembley on pounds when outpointing Kimponan was Mr David Hopkin, a September 5,

Amario of Ghana at the Na- barrister-at-law. itonal Sporting Club on Tues- day.

when winning, it was so much more Decessary to hear them when you were struggling to And form.

Those words of wisdam had ittle significance when we were so occupied with celebrating a great triumph.

Today, when everyone at Molineux is striving as hard as ever for improvement, Sammy's sentiments become wull worth bearing in mind.

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KO HO, LITTLE HAIRY NIT, BEEN

UP TO YOUR

TRICKS AGAIN,

EN?

THEY THINK WE

BUT OF COURSE, ANDI

WHY NOT?

ONE SOME LOLLY YANI SPOSE

WE'LL HAVE

TO PAY OVE

Shocked

The severity of the Coun. cil's decision shocked Spinks

and bis handlers and the former British professionKİ *featherweight champion

Ted Into

дп ante-room โป tears.

It might mean Spinks'

Carger.

тулу

the end of

He obviously

Spinks will have to endure year out of the ring and his welght at the end of that time could be such that he would be unable to continue, for he has not he punch to make it worth- while moving up into higher divisions.

Spinks, his inanager, Sammy

has difficulty In making the McCarthy and his adviser, Jar-

ANYWAY I'VE GOT MY HOOP

BACK, SO LEY'S PUT THIS

STRID IN ORDER

WELL, IF YOU WANT THE

SO-CALLED CREATOR, HE WENT OUT THAT WAY,

ursing-

DOWN

W

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