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Jay Bothroyd looks forward to QPR return

FORMER QPR schoolboy Jay Bothroyd is hoping a return to home soil will trigger a return to winning ways for Wolves as they bid to recover from suffering back-to-back defeats. Read

Jody Craddock ruled out of Wolves' clash with QPR

MICK McCarthy will not be able to turn to Jody Craddock to strengthen the Wolves defence tomorrow as the influential stand-in skipper has yet to recover from a groin injury. Read

Wolves hoping Loftus Road run continues

WOLVES will put a formidable Loftus Road record on the line tomorrow having not been beaten at QPR in their last NINE visits. Read

Wolves facing a battle to sign Steve Howard

WOLVES face a battle to land January transfer target Steve Howard after Derby boss Paul Jewell admitted he is keen to keep the powerful striker. Read

Automatic promotion is still the aim for Michael Kightly

MICHAEL Kightly today insisted automatic promotion remains Wolves' main seasonal target despite the back-to-back defeats which has left them hanging on in the play-offs. Read

Mick McCarthy challenges Wolves forwards to strike up a partnership

MICK McCarthy today challenged two of his strikers to forge a successful partnership and add some much-needed firepower to Wolves' goal-shy attack. Read

Irish rule out Mick McCarthy return

WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy is NOT in the frame for a sensational return to the Republic of Ireland job - one of the key figures behind the appointment revealed today. Read

Wayne Hennessey happy Wolves fans have forgiven him

WAYNE Hennessey today thanked the Molineux faithful for their response to the first clanger of his Wolves career - admitting he was “devastated” by the uncharacteristic mistake against Burnley. Read

Jody Craddock hoping to give Wolves a fitness boost

JODY Craddock is back in training with a good chance of being fit to return to Wolves' side for Saturday's trip to QPR - but Michael Kightly is unlikely to be ready. Read

Mick McCarthy wants to see more from Seyi Olofinjana

SEYI Olofinjana was today urged to return to top form for Wolves before departing on African Nations Cup duty after dipping below his impressive standards in recent weeks. Read

Wolves 2 Burnley 3

AN enthralling contest at Molineux ended with Wolves coming out on the wrong end of a 3-2 scoreline against Burnley. Read

Mick McCarthy leaves South Korea link in the past

WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy today drew a line over being targeted for the South Korea job - insisting his focus was straight back onto tomorrow's visit of Burnley. Read

Wolves defeat must be kept in perspective - Karl Henry

KARL Henry today admitted Wolves need to bounce back after a "pathetic" midweek display at Barnsley - but also called for some perspective after just two defeats in 14 games. Read

Gary Breen expecting fans to get behind Mick McCarthy

SKIPPER Gary Breen is confident the Molineux faithful will show their appreciation of Mick McCarthy tomorrow as Wolves seek a winning end to a dramatic week. Read

Business as usual at Wolves as Mick McCarthy clears the air

WOLVES' chief executive Jez Moxey today assured fans it is "business as usual" after boss Mick McCarthy turned down an approach for the vacant position as coach of South Korea. Read

Seyi Olofinjana calls on Wolves fans to keep the faith

SEYI Olofinjana today called for Wolves players and fans to once again unite and help the club return to winning ways against Burnley on Saturday. Read

Mick McCarthy's Molineux tie was too strong for him to try a Korea change

IT REMAINS unclear whether Mick McCarthy emerged from his talks with Jez Moxey and Steve Morgan with a piece of white paper proclaiming "peace in our time". Read

Mick McCarthy angered by 'hopeless' Wolves

MICK McCarthy blasted Wolves' performance as "hopeless" as they suffered only their second defeat in 14 games at Barnsley - denying them the chance to go second in the table. Read

Mick McCarthy linked to South Korea manager's job

WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy has emerged as one of the favourites for the vacant South Korean coach's job, it was revealed today. Read

Seyi Olofinjana: Defeat will be a wake-up call for Wolves

WOLVES midfielder Seyi Olofinjana admitted a few home truths had been spoken in the dressing room following last night's dismal defeat at Barnsley. 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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