Ronald Zubar

Wolves defender Ronald Zubar is set to rejoin full training with the squad – but Saturday’s clash at Tottenham may come too soon for him to gatecrash Mick McCarthy’s plans.  

Wolves will welcome back Ronald Zubar to full training tomorrow with a view to the Frenchman being fit for Sunday’s derby against Birmingham.  

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy believes Ronald Zubar has finally adapted to life in England after producing a fine display in Saturday's 1-1 draw at Everton...  

Wolves made a bright start but were undone by own goals from Ronald Zubar and Jody Craddock. Cesc Fabregas and Andrey Arshavin extended their lead before Craddock scored for the second time, at the right end. Wenger is keen to get his hands on the ...  

Arsenal crushed Wolves 4-1 at Molineux to move into second place in the Premier League and take their goal tally to 36 in just 11 games. They got a helping hand in the first half from the home side, with both Ronald Zubar and Jody Craddock scoring ...  

But foreign arrivals Nenad Milijas and Ronald Zubar are still coming to terms with English football, Andrew Surman has been injured, Greg Halford efficient and Michael Mancienne jolted. These are the returns only to be expected for comparatively ...  

Ronald Zubar deflected the ball for an own goal and Jody Craddock followed suit seven minutes later. Goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey looked totally bewildered and was beaten again in first half stoppage-time by Cesc Fabregas - his ninth of the season.  

Hennessey was unfortunate to be beaten by two own goals against Arsenal, the first scored by Ronald Zubar, which was prompted by Cesc Fabregas’ almost freakish, low trajectory corner. McCarthy added the quality of set-pieces delivered by the ...