Michael Emimins on the Portman Road: Kieran Mckenna is running from iPSWich along the edge of the technical area, encouraging and clapping his side – calm and steadfast instead of panic and nervous.
It was a semi -civil presence there, but when something happened – goals on both sides, angles, good challenges, and shots – he watched the clip with analysts for 10-20 seconds before returning to his position.
I followed a high grip, Liam Dilab's goal, but McKena – 40 seconds late for the start of the second half – was discovered after the late Wolfs winner.
The director of Wolves Vitor Pereira – Watch from the media seats – and Luis Miguel's assistant, so the coach of the first team Andre Montero took over.
After Ipswich, Montero was head of chalk on the coaches, almost on the field, a few steps away from the area. On a few occasions, the fourth official had to tell Montero politely to return.
Montero was constantly in touch with Pereira, as he looked at his direction, and made hand signals while speaking with the earphone.
When the wolves equivalent, Montero was about to bring striker Hwang He Chan, but after some hand weapons towards Pereira, the decision was changed. The wolves of the wolves left Pereira as he embraced his training staff, with the safety of the Premier League practically guaranteed.
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