[RedDevil13]

Ok where will the Wolves end up in the table next year?

Will it be near the top, in the middle of the pack, or at the bottom.

I think they will be near the top. They need to improve their defense if they want to return to the Premiership.

[therealronaldo7]

A lot of it depends on what the Board of Directors try to do to the team. If they keep this team together for the most part they have a shot at a top 2 place. However, if players like Cort and Camara are sold, they will be back to square one. Wolves are not the youngest team, but hopefully the team is not destroyed through transfer and such. I am hoping for a quick return to the Premiership. However, a lot can happen between now and the start of the next season.

[Linus]

if we can keep our best players (and there is a good chance - we dont need to sell players like leeds do) i think wolves will definetely be in the two two next season. butler and craddock are good enough for defence in the first division. lescott will hopefully be back too, and okoronkwo is starting to look good in defence too. i think the key next season is scoring goals, which shouldnt be a problem if we can keep camara at wolves (the latest in the press over here in the uk now suggests he will be staying afterall, unless a big club comes in with 'silly money'). the department wolves need to look at is the midfield, with alex rae probably moving to rangers, and paul ince uncertain as to whether he will want to play again in the first division. plus cameron is getting on a bit.
i predict a top two finish for wolves next seaosn.

[Cascade2021]

Top two I reckon. The defence will be fine for the First Division, but if Dave wants to streghten it then I'll all for it! Wolves were one of the highest scorers in the 1st division in their promotion season (quite a few games finished with Wolves running out 4-0 winners!) but with Cort and Camara.....whoah! They're terrorizing premiership defences at the moment, how the hell will first division defenders cope?!