Johnson is expected to return to the side at Manchester United on Saturday after his replacement, Craddock, suffered a hamstring tear during the win over Sunderland. Wolves boss Mick McCarthy splashed out £4.5million to sign Johnson from Birmingham but he has struggled in recent weeks after a promising start to the campaign. Craddock said: "It was a big decision to drop Roger because the gaffer brought Roger in and made him captain. But that's football - that's what happens. "He (McCarthy) wouldn't have bought him if he wasn't a top-calibre player who could come in and do a job. I'm sure Roger was frustrated to have been dropped - just as any player would - but I'm sure he'll be fine. "It's always hard going to a new club and settling in and trying to be worthy of that position. But he's a professional, he'll go about his job the right way and he'll work at it, because that's all he can do."
