McCarthy goes on the attack

Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Mick McCarthy is determined that his side will go to Old Trafford and attack against Manchester United in the third round of the Carling Cup.
McCarthy's men are likely to face a second string United side, but the Molineux chief is still expecting a stiff test of his side's mettle.
He told the club's official website: "We want to try and win the game.
"I don't know what team Sir Alex Ferguson will play, but whoever it is will be quality players who would be Premier League players at most other clubs.
"We'll go there and give it a go - we certainly wouldn't want to sit back and let them attack us for 90 minutes, because that would be a recipe for disaster and we'd get slapped.
"Letting them have the ball and pass it around and I'd come away feeling rubbish that we'd not even attempted to be on the front foot.
"We'll go up there and try and get on the front foot.
"This is a chance for us to go to Old Trafford and play a game with one of the best teams without any points being at stake.
"There is the next round at stake but we all know if we were talking about three points or getting in the next round we'd take the points."