Coming To Cov - Wolverhampton Wanderers

Last updated : 01 January 2006 By Covsupport

First game of 2006 and it’s Wolves who come to Coventry to play their first ever game at the Arena.

For Micky Adams, He will want a far better performance in front of what will be the biggest home gate of the season so far than his side put in at Preston. Michael Doyle is back after serving a one game suspension, However Don Hutchison is unavailable. Richard Duffy may possibly be fit and Stern John who scored at Deepdale could start.

Wolves boss Glenn Hoddle has no new reported injuries and should field most of the team which drew with Plymouth on New Years Eve.

Eddie Ilderton is the referee. He has not been in charge of a City game this season. Last season, the sides drew 2-2 at Highfield Road with City winning 1-0 at Molineux. This is the 56th meeting between the two clubs with City having won on twenty five occasions with twelve draws.

With a big crowd expected and the stadium untested with more than 24,500 people in the ground, arriving early is highly recommended.

There is a road closure order which has come into effect around the Arena. Rowleys Green Road,Cornonel Ave and Judds Lane will be close from 2pm until 6pm for a afternoon kick off. Access will be for permit holders only with all vehicles held back for approximately fifteen minutes after the final whistle to allow pedestrians to leave safely. The Radford Road is now open again.

Bus Fares have increased in Cov with Supporters now having to pay the new prices of 75p fare will rise to 80p with the £1 flat rate rising to £1.10. The Coventry Day Saver also rises from £2.30 to £2.50.