Wolves manager Kenny Jackett was unhappy that his side could only pick up a point when they faced Preston North End ( 1 - 1) in the English Championship on Saturday.<br /><br />And the gaffer went on to point out that a couple of players fluffed several scoring opportunities including Anglo - Nigerian fullback Dominic Iorfa, who would have netted his first goal as a professional but failed to convert his header.<br /><br />&ldquo;Iorfa had a good chance with a header, Le Fondre with a header, and Afobe probably had three good chances which he will be disappointed he didn&rsquo;t convert, &rdquo; Jackett told wolves.co.uk.<br /><br />Twenty five minutes from time, Liverpool loanee Sheyi Ojo stepped out onto the Deepdale Stadium pitch for his ninth appearance of the season across all competitions and the coach admitted that he added more width in attack.<br /><br />&ldquo;We changed it around late on and tried to give it some freshness and Ojo gave us some good penetration down the left which he has done when coming on, &rdquo; Kenny Jackett added.<br /><br />Nigeria international Carl Ikeme was an unused substitute against Preston while the teenage striker Bright Enobakhare did not make the 18 - man squad.<br /><br />Photo Credit : wolves.co.uk<br />