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SYLVAN Ebanks-Blake has not suffered a dip in confidence and is set to resume business as usual, scoring goals for Wolves.  

Chris Iwelumo believes competition for places in attack at Wolves will bring the best out of him after starting on the comeback trail after injury. The Scotland international has been sidelined for six months with knee ligament damage and then a broken metatarsal but tasted his first senior action of the campaign as a substitute during Saturday's 1-1 home draw with Aston Villa. Sylvan Ebanks-Blake is also fit to fight it out for a place with record signing Kevin Doyle and Andy Keogh, while wide player  

Fit-again striker Chris Iwelumo insists he is ready to fight for his place in Wolves' starting XI.  

THE Northern Ireland international midfielder (right) has been a roaring success at Scunthorpe since moving from Barnsley in January, 2008.  

The dean at U-W Marshfield/Wood County will retire at the end of the school year.  

It's not quite an open cheque book that Alex McLeish has, but £40m is a lot of cash for a team like Blues.  

Wolves stopper Wayne Hennessey was helpess to keep that one out and the situation looked equally hopeless in the 24th minute when Senegal striker Aruna Dindane struck a cracking effort goalwards.  

Wolves blogger Nathan Lloyd believes change is needed in the team to stand any chance in the return to action after the international break. It was a full seven minutes into the second-half of the Portsmouth game before Michael Kightly finally kicked a ball and an ironic cheer went up from the South Bank. What was our boss Mick McCarthy thinking last Saturday?  

Sunderland's Andy Reid is ready to fight for his place in the Republic of Ireland squad despite being told there is no place for him.