I think against Wolves we changed quickly to one up front and five across the middle (4 3 3 or 4 5 1 whichever way you want to put it) which matched them up (Le Fondre was down the middle on his own for them) and that made for a game where there was very little space and the two teams cancelled each other out. I think he had to do that because early on we couldn't get the ball enough and they were cutting through us almost at will and looking really dangerous. Add in the very difficult conditions and it made for a pretty scrappy game but at least we stayed in it. I don't think Redfearn sent them out there to play long ball football. I am sure Wolves weren't intending to play long ball either but as it happened Le Fondre ended up competing with Collins and Broadfoot for a lot of headers as well (he seems to have learnt how to back in and make it difficult even when he cant win the header). It is just how the game panned out.