Wolves boss Mick McCarthy got in trouble for employing that tactic last season.
Wolves were handed a suspended £25,000 fine for fielding a weakened team at Manchester United in December, a game they lost 3-0, and the travelling Wolves fans were in uproar.
Yes they stayed up, but to throw away any chance of a result at Old Trafford goes against the whole point of being in the Premiership!
If you go to Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea, Man City and throw in the youth team ... WHAT'S THE POINT OF BEING IN THE PREMIERSHIP IN THE FIRST PLACE?
Chris Hughton: “At Birmingham and Wolves there were additions last season, but not dramatic.
“They weren’t so different to the squads the season before. Both attacked it differently, Birmingham got off to the better start and Wolves finished very, very strong.
“The way to approach it is knowing where the games are where you’re more hopeful of getting results.
“We are in a division where the top eight teams are very strong and very competitive. We’re realistic enough to know the games against the top teams will be very difficult home and away.
“But we also know there’s a group of teams we’re far more hopeful of getting results from home or away.”