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Can Wolves and Shrews last pace?

Glenn Moore
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THICK OF IT: Wolves’ Diogo Jota in action in the goalless draw against Brentford last month
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EIGHT down, 38 to go. The promotion parties of May are still eight months away and winter lurks en route.
The Football League is a long slog: 46 grinding matches, plus a sprinkling of cup-ties to further clog up the fixture list.
There is not a lot of time for coaching in such a schedule, just the weekly routine of playrecover- prepare. For those not used to it, the torrent of fixtures can be a shock.
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