Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Mick McCarthy believes his side's run of bad luck could have changed after a victory at Burnley which gives his side a "fighting chance" of top-flight survival.Read
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is refusing to accept that the battle for Premier League survival would become a little bit easier if Portsmouth go into administration on Friday.Read
Wolves defender Stephen Ward believes his side will survive in the top flight if they repeat that level of performance against sides less capable than Chelsea.Read
Mick McCarthy admits it would be "bloody hard work" to hold onto Wolves' record signing Kevin Doyle if one of the Barclays Premier League's big guns show an interest in signing him this summer.Read
Wolves have been handed a £25,000 suspended fine for fielding a below-strength side in the clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford in December.Read
Wolves manager Mick McCarthy paid tribute to his team's character after they kept Tottenham at bay with some ease to record a 1-0 victory at Molineux on Wednesday.Read
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy admitted defeat against Birmingham City at St Andrew's was a hammer blow given how well his players performed for the majority of the match.Read
