Source: Team_Talk
Sylv: Wolves must finish the job
Wolves take on QPR at Molineux on Saturday knowing a win would mean promotion and all but guarantee the Championship title.[LNB]McCarthy's men are six points clear of second-placed Birmingham and seven ahead of Sheffield United with just three games to play.[LNB]"It's very close now," Ebanks-Blake told the club's official website. "A lot of people are very happy with the position we're in and it's a great position to be in but we've got to finish the job.[LNB]"What a position to be in with three games to go when we only need to match up other results, whether it's win, lose or draw.[LNB]"You can't ask for any more than that, but we'll be trying to get the job done in style by winning our last three games."[LNB]The striker has been missing of late because of a calf strain and then a hamstring injury, but could be in line for a return to side against QPR after returning to training this week.[LNB]Rangers, meanwhile, will be looking to close out a rollercoaster season - which has seen the departure of managers Iain Dowie and Paulo Sousa - on a high.[LNB]Caretaker boss Gareth Ainsworth knows victory at Molineux will be a tough ask, telling the club's website: "A couple of teams have been up there and got decent results this season, but I'm under no illusions and we're expecting a very difficult game.[LNB]"They're top of the league for many reasons. They're a strong, powerful, excellent footballing side, who have goals all over the park, but we'll go up there and give our all to get a victory."[LNB][LNB]
