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Andy Keogh to remain at Wolves

Forgotten forward Andy Keogh will remain at Wolves after his permanent move to Bristol City fell through.
The 24-year-old is currently back at Compton undergoing treatment on a back injury.
But, even if he returns to the West Country to complete his loan to the end of the campaign, Keogh will

Players out to make amends – Kightly

Wolves winger Michael Kightly claims the players cannot wait to get back into the action again after two losses.

Defeats to Newcastle and Everton have left Wolves staring relegation in the face but Kightly claims the players are itching to put those defeats behind them, although they will not

Wolves don’t need to sell Matt Jarvis

Wolves manager Mick McCarthy has moved to clarify the club’s position over Matt Jarvis by insisting ‘we don’t need to sell.’
McCarthy was irritated at the way his comments on there being “lots of interest” in his star winger were reported over the weekend.
The manager used the example of Fernando

Newcastle vs Wolves

Newcastle    v    Wolverhampton

Saturday, 2 April 2011
Barclays Premier League

Home Team
Score
Away Team
Time

Newcastle
v
Wolves
15:00

NEWCASTLE
WOLVES

Possession

Newcastle 50%
Wolves 50%

Attempts on target

Newcastle 0
Wolves 0

Attempts off target

Newcastle 0
Wolves 0

Corners

Newcastle 0
Wolves 0

Fouls

Newcastle 0
Wolves 0

Barclays Premier League
Venue: St James’ Park Date: Saturday, 2 April Kick-off: 1500 BST
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Wolves playing waiting game over Kevin Doyle

Wolves were today facing a waiting game over Kevin Doyle with concerns that he could miss the rest of the season.
The £6.5m striker undergoes scans today on the medial knee ligament damage that caused him to limp out of Ireland’s 2-1 Euro 2012 qualifying victory over Macedonia in

QPR plan swoop for Wolves striker Kevin Doyle

QPR are keen to make Kevin Doyle their first Premiership signing.
The Wolves and Republic of Ireland forward would cost a record £8million-plus – and any deal would depend on relegation-threatened Wanderers swapping places with Hoops in the top flight.
The man named as Irish footballer of the year 2010

Wolves: I feel safe in my job – Mick McCarthy

Mick McCarthy believes he will be manager of Wolves next season whether or not they are relegated from the Barclays Premier League.
McCarthy has praised the unity and consistency shown by club owner Steve Morgan and chief executive Jez Moxey during the battle for survival.
Wolves remain in the

Wolves forward Jarvis called up

Wolves winger Matt Jarvis was celebrating his first England call-up after being named in Fabio Capello’s 26-man squad for the Euro 2012 qualifier with Wales and the friendly against Ghana at Wembley on March 29.
Jarvis, 24, was named in a couple of provisional squads already this