Post by Jay on Mar 17, 2006 21:50:45 GMT -1
Wolves' Hungarian duo Denes Rosa and Gabor Gyepes have spoken about their promotion hopes for the club.
Both moved to Molinuex earlier this season and have made a big impact with Glenn Hoddle's outfit.
Wolves are making a late push for promotion and have only lost twice this year, and both Rosa and Gyepes are keen for their good run to continue.
Rosa scored in Wolves' latest success over Cardiff and was delighted.
"'My pleasure is full: I scored a goal, we won and after the game I was informed that my brother Henrik scored too in the Hungarian First Division," he told Nemzeti.
"Now we've reached a play-off place and we hope to stay, which will be a really tough task for the next few months."
Gyepes too was happy following the Cardiff success.
"After a long time we played attractive and effective football,"
"It was an important game which our opponent wasn't able to create any opportunities, so we deserved the win.
"If we keep our form then we will stay sixth. I'm happy that we played well, in the break our trainer said that Denes had a fantastic first half."
Both moved to Molinuex earlier this season and have made a big impact with Glenn Hoddle's outfit.
Wolves are making a late push for promotion and have only lost twice this year, and both Rosa and Gyepes are keen for their good run to continue.
Rosa scored in Wolves' latest success over Cardiff and was delighted.
"'My pleasure is full: I scored a goal, we won and after the game I was informed that my brother Henrik scored too in the Hungarian First Division," he told Nemzeti.
"Now we've reached a play-off place and we hope to stay, which will be a really tough task for the next few months."
Gyepes too was happy following the Cardiff success.
"After a long time we played attractive and effective football,"
"It was an important game which our opponent wasn't able to create any opportunities, so we deserved the win.
"If we keep our form then we will stay sixth. I'm happy that we played well, in the break our trainer said that Denes had a fantastic first half."
