Wolverhampton Wanderers desperately need a victory this weekend.
Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Paul Lambert
Wolves legend Steve Bull shared the changes that he would like to see Paul Lambert make for their clash with Reading in the Championship on Saturday, when writing his regular column for the Express & Star.
The Black Country outfit are currently in a whole world of trouble, after losing four consecutive league games, and are sitting precariously in 20th position in the Championship table, just two points clear of 22nd placed Blackburn Rovers, although they do have a game in hand on the Lancashire side.
Goals have been hard to come by for Wolves this season, with Lambert persisting with just one striker.
And Bull, who scored 306 goals for Wolves during a fabulous career at the Molineux, would like to see the Scotsman mix it up for their trip to the Madejski at the weekend, highlighting their need for more firepower, when writing his column for the Express & Star:
“I’d like to see him (Nouha Dicko) and Jon Dadi Bodvarsson paired together, they’ve got the big man little man combination and in theory, with Dicko playing off the last man with his pace, it’s a partnership that would work all day long.”
Jon Dadi Bodvarsson of Wolverhampton Wanderers in action
Lambert’s men have proven how good they can be, with their displays against Liverpool and Chelsea in the FA Cup.
But they absolutely must start replicating that kind of form against the so-called inferior teams they face in the Championship on a regular basis.
Otherwise, relegation to League One will be a very real prospect for Wolves.
Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Paul Lambert
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