Paul Lambert has a message for Wolves players about Newcastle's Jonjo Shelvey


The Newcastle United midfielder served a five-game ban after being found guilty of using racially-aggravated language towards Romain Saiss in September by an independent panel.
Shelvey had strongly denied the Football Association charge.
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Hide AdNewcastle take on Wolves at Molineux tomorrow evening in a televised game.
And Shelvey is certain of a hostile welcome at the stadium.
"I wasn’t here, I know little bits of what happened, but for me it’s a game of football that we’ll play to win," Wolves manager Paul Lambert told the Express & Star.
"I don’t get too caught up in these things. What happened in the past has happened, I wasn’t here and can only go on what people have told me.
"They were protecting their team mate, quite rightly so. Like I say I don’t know what was said as such, in depth, but you would expect them to protect their team mate. And Romain’s a really nice guy.
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Hide Ad"The message would be to focus on the game, don’t worry about anything else, just play your game as you have done. Just focus on the game."