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Mick McCarthy refuses to let Molineux criticism get to him

MICK McCarthy today revealed the single-minded approach which means he only takes heed of criticism from within the Wolves dressing room. Read

Belgian tennis coaches set to nurture Midlands stars

AMID the trials and tribulations of British women's tennis in recent years, it has taken only a cursory glance across to an enclave of North West Europe to really rub it in. Read

Neill Collins: Crystal Palace performance proves there are no problems

NEILL Collins today insisted Wolves remain a tight-knit group of players desperate for success and declared: "People are looking for problems which don't exist." Read

Troy Deeney raring to go again at Walsall

WALSALL striker Troy Deeney admits he'll be surprised if Richard Money changes a winning team at Luton this weekend - but is once again "raring to go" to regain a starting place. Read

Walsall lead the chase for Stefan Moore

WALSALL boss Richard Money today revealed Saddlers are in pole position in the race for striker Stefan Moore - but that nothing has yet been finalised. Read

Mark Davies

Mark Davies eyes Wolves return after injury frustration

MARK Davies today lifted the lid on his latest bout of injury frustration and expressed the hope he will soon be challenging for a Wolves return. Read

Mick McCarthy

Mick McCarthy: I want to keep up Wolves' numbers

MICK McCarthy today admitted he's keeping an open mind regarding letting players out on loan amid Wolves' glut of forthcoming fixtures. Read

Mick McCarthy

Wolves players rally round Mick McCarthy

WHAT price loyalty in football? Not a great deal in the current generation. But when it comes to Wolves, it’s very much alive and kicking. Read

Mick McCarthy: Darren Potter has made me think twice

MICK McCarthy today hailed the resurgence of Wolves’ forgotten man Darren Potter – after admitting he offered the midfielder a chance to head through the Molineux exit door last month. Read

Jathan cleans up by winning Ariel u14 masters title

TOP Warwickshire prospect Jathan Malik is back among the silverware after winning the Ariel 14-and-under Masters event held at the National Tennis Centre, in Roehampton. Read

Kevin Kyle: That goal was for Mick McCarthy

KEVIN Kyle today revealed Wolves were motivated by the desire to get a result for manager Mick McCarthy as they blasted their way back into the play-off picture at Crystal Palace. Read

Crystal Palace 0 Wolves 2 - Birmingham Mail report

WHAT a difference a week makes. Read

Seyi Olofinjana

Seyi Olofinjana mystified by Wolves' poor form

SEYI Olofinjana today acknowledged Wolves had let down manager Mick McCarthy so far this season – but added the reasons for their poor form were a mystery. Read

Steve Morgan: Injuries have cost Wolves

STEVE Morgan has lamented a “terrible” run with injuries which has seen the Wolverhampton Wanderers squad laid low in several key positions. Read

Let's stick together, Steve Morgan tells fans

FOR a man who spent three weeks living in little more than a mud-hut on a charitable enterprise in Uganda, Wolves chairman Steve Morgan’s analogy was quite apt. Read

Dve Edwards: Wolves can win ugly

DAVE Edwards today backed Wolves' young guns to cope with the ever-increasing pressure of trying to mount a play-off push and insisted: "We have what it takes to win ugly." Read

Pitch battle is lost by Wolves

SO this is the Wolves match report that never was, for the game that never was. Read

Mick McCarthy

Jez Moxey: Mick McCarthy's Wolves future is secure

WOLVES chief executive Jez Moxey has expressed "full confidence" in boss Mick McCarthy and re-iterated that his Molineux rebuilding job continues to have the full support of the board. Read

Jay Bothroyd

Jay Bothroyd: Wolves can still make play-offs

JAY Bothroyd insists Wolves have it within their capabilities to make a late dart for the play-offs. Read

Freddy Eastwood

Freddy Eastwood hoping to get Wolves start

FREDDY Eastwood could be inching ever closer to another first-team chance after proving one of the few glimmers of light amid Wolves' FA Cup debacle. Read

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Paul Berry has worked as a sports reporter on the Birmingham Mail since 2001 and has been the Wolves correspondent since 2002. He also reports on other sports for the Mail, and is responsible for the paper's tennis coverage.

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