Jones had a hand in both Wolves goals as they came from behind to take the lead, delivering the free-kick for Jody Craddock's equaliser before James Milner put through his own goal under pressure from the midfielder. But a second John Carew strike, both after marginal offside decisions, earned Villa a point. Jones told Sky Sports: "We're coming off disappointed. I think we played well and deserved three points but it wasn't to be - but before the game you would look at a point to be a good result here. "We knew they would come on strong in the second half, they have been really good this season and we knew coming here would be difficult - but to get in such a good position and concede not the best of goals, we're coming off disappointed." On his part in the Wolves goals, he said: "The first was a free-kick, we work on those in training and I was glad that it came off. The second was more of a patient build-up, a good move, I thought I was going to put it in but all that matters was it went in."
