By Andy Baggott
August 13 2004

Leeds visit Wolves on Saturday, with Kevin Blackwell trying to lift his men following Tuesdays defeat at Gillingham. The boss may look to make his first changes of the season, with Crainey looking to make his debut at left back. He may also make changes in midfield, with Spring, if fit coming into contention, or Pugh moving inside which would bring a first start for Guppy. Blackwell was angry at the errors that led to the Gillinghma goals, and the poor finishing that cost Leeds the chance to get back into the game. The form of wide men Richardson and Pugh has been good, and Leeds will be looking at getting these two involved as much as possible. The two Leeds centre backs both have connections to the home side. Butler left the club in the summer, whilst Duberry almost joined them before Blackwell pulled the plug on the deal. Leeds need to get something from this game if they are to be taken seriously as promotion contenders this season – the same could be said for Wolves.