Hello and welcome to another match preview. This time we're talking about the wolves against the league leaders Brighton and Hove Albion at Molonyu at Hobbes 5 tomorrow, live on sky and a couple of bitter team news first. It looks like a Heldacoster might be fit to start tomorrow, although personally I don't know whether I would risk him starting tomorrow because we don't want him to get a further injury and then be out for preseason and then affect the start next season, although saying that with him being linked to other clubs maybe would be good if he was not available to go. Carloke me some way off being fit still he still would hamstring straight so he won me in gold tomorrow be Andy Lonergan, who I think has done reasonably well in the three games he's played since he's come back from his injury. Brighton of course top the table two points clear of Newcastle as it stands and they will be looking to extend that lead because they played before Newcastle tomorrow and with Newcastle going to Leeds as well which is a tricky game they can't guarantee the three points there. Saying that Brighton and Hove Albion haven't won at Molonyu since 1991 so it could be in with a chance but we've only beaten them twice in that time. Wars of Coney got the third worst home record in the league and Brighton have the second best away record. They've won their last three games since being beaten by Leeds as well so they're on a good run and with promotion to the Premier League in sight Brighton will be hoping that they can get another three points to help him on the way to that goal. Now Brighton's strengths to me line attack they've got lots of goals in their team just looking through some of their stats, Glenbury scored 21, Kanaka just got 13 with 8 assists, Hymnett and Baldok both are 11s. We have only got two players who have reached double figures I think that's where our weakness is like we haven't got a goal score in attack we haven't got more than one midfield in the school we've got David Woods but that's sort of where it stops. So that's maybe somewhere where we need to strengthen in the summer and lambators come out this week as well saying that he will strengthen and they've already got targets in mind which is great to hear because usually we have to wait and wait and wait and wait and wait and nothing really happens but it sounds like they've got plans they've got targets and they're going to go out and get them. Brighton as well set up 4-4-2, a little bit like Leicester I think 4-4-2 catch him on the counter, quick plays up front, strong plays at the back. Could be him for a tough match but I think if Costa Cavalero and Vaimann, Marshall can interchange and work together really well I think we've got a good chance of nicking something but Brighton will be on form tomorrow. I imagine that from the first whistle they're going to be on the ball they're going to be pressing when we've got the ball and they're going to be putting us under lots of pressure. We've got nothing to play for now we pretty much safe and I want to be surprised that if Lambert starts it with Morgan Gibbs White again or maybe some of the other players giving Donovan Wilson a go, another Conor Rona is injured at the moment so he won't be taking any part but it'd be good to see some of these younger players who we've heard a lot about getting into the team. The main thing wills need to stop these individual errors. We saw last week Matt Doitti gave away penalty and then missed a great opportunity to make it 2-1 at the start of the second half which he missed and then they went on and can see a third which was Lee Evans as well for giving the ball away in the edge of the box. We can just cut out those small individual errors, a little bit more concentration, a bit more thinking. Instead of sort of turning up thinking that we'd run five games in a row, Bristol or down the ball, we just need to turn up and we'll win. That's all that attitude gets you stung in the championship and I hope that the boys turn up tomorrow, play hard, fight hard and put on a good display for the Wolf's home support. Due to be a good crowd I believe they've had this ticky offer on now for the forest game and for this game with if you buy an apple ticket you can have three mates for £5 so hopefully there'll be a big crowd in and it's another good ticket scheme to try and get some more season tickets sold before that end of May deadline. The one of the little bit of news from this week from the moment is that the expansion of the stadium is currently on hold until the attendances go by 5,000. I don't know what to think about the stadium because personally I'm against the expansion of the stadium. I don't know we should have done the Stank Ellis and I don't think we should do any, there's no need to do any more. I can see that perspective but then also if you look at teams like Swansea, Cardiff, Hull, Southampton, teams that had derelict stadiums, rundown stadiums and then redeveloped them. They were able to attract much higher quality of players than they were in their old stadiums. We've haven't really got that problem so I can understand why it's maybe on their radar. One final bit of news is not from the walls but it's from our neighbours Birmingham City. Apparently with their new investors they are going to be getting their Chinese assistant manager started in August for next season. His name is Lee Guan. So great news for the Blues there. Thank you very much for watching. If you enjoyed this video then why don't you like it. If you love the walls, if you like match day vlogs then why don't you subscribe because I started doing them now. I did one for the Bristol game. I'll be doing one for the Brighton game tomorrow and I'll also be doing another one on Monday for Leeds away. Thank you very much for watching and I'll see you soon. Bye bye.