Football: Hoddle's Six Sense Pays Off ; Ex-Boss Jones Is Put to Sword

Sunday Mercury › March 12, 2006

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WOLVES 2 CARDIFF 0

WOLVES made sure Dave Jones endured an unhappy return to Molineux by producing one of their best performances of the season to dispose of Cardiff comfortably.

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Football: Hoddle's Six Sense Pays Off ; Ex-Boss Jones Is Put to Sword

And ironically, bearing in mind the finest hour of Jones's four- year reign was guiding Wolves to the Premiership via the play-offs, this victory for Glenn Hod-dle took them back in the top six as they go in search of a repeat performance....

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