BALDE'S UP FOR WOLVES D-DAY.

BOBO BALDE has just one game left to prove he's worth a move to Wolves.

The 33-year-old former Celtic stopper has been on trial with the Premiership new boys and will make a third appearance for them at Bristol City on Saturday.

Wolves boss Mick McCarthy will then make a decision on whether to offer the Guinean a deal.

McCarthy said: "I was pleased with how Bobo played at Walsall.

"It is difficult for players to have trials in pre-season friendlies but Bobo got better as the game went on. He looked a good centre back."

Meanwhile, former Spartak Moscow boss Stanislav Cherchesov insists Dynamo Moscow would be CRAZY to underestimate Celtic.

The Russian has bad memories of facing the Hoops in a UEFA Cup qualifier in 1997 while he was playing for FC Tirol.

Celtic lost the first leg to the Austrians but thrashed them 6-3 on their return to Parkhead.

Cherchesov also bossed Spartak in a Champions League qualifier two years ago when they lost to Celtic on penalties.

Powerful Tony Mowbray's men host Dynamo in next week's third round first leg qualifier.

And the 45-year-old reckons Dynamo are lucky they won't have to withstand a verbal bashing from the "greatest supporters in Europe" in the second leg.

He said: "The Celtic team has changed but the fan base remains the same. Dynamo have to ensure they are ready psychologically for the first leg.They are lucky they play them at Parkhead first and take them home for the second leg.

"In terms of stadium support, Celtic is easily the best in Europe and for 90 minutes the away team is exposed to the most powerful noise attack.

"I played against Celtic for FC Tirol in the UEFA Cup. We won at home then in the second leg I remember the atmosphere created by their supporters at Parkhead. We crumbled."