Wright: I値l Captain Town


By Aston
March 6 2009

Town defender David Wright says he want to captain Town against Wolves on Tuesday night in the absence of the suspended Gareth McAuley. Town's first two picks for the captains armband at the start of the season, Gareth McAuley and Richard Naylor are unavailable with McAuley being suspended and Naylor since joining Leeds, Wright hopes he is next in line.

Wright: "It would be an honour to lead out this great football club, I have done it in pre-season games, but never in a competitive fixture. It is up to the manager who takes over from Gareth for the Wolves game, but I would be delighted to get the nod.

"There can be no excuses from the Southampton match, and we have a lot of improving to do. And this is what we must do to erase memories of the 3-0 defeat to the Saints."

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Wright: I値l Captain Town
Discussion started by Singing The Blues (IP Logged), 06/03/2009 17:14
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06/03/2009 17:14
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big duck
big duck
07/03/2009 08:42
hooray!!!!! mcauley suspended, will bet that the defence will play better without him

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Martin
10/03/2009 13:48
Norris as captain? or Campo?

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big duck
big duck
10/03/2009 18:23
give norris the arm band

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