McCarthy: I’ll have to fight to keep Doyle

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.

But the Wolves boss insists the Republic of Ireland striker is “loving it” at Molineux and predicts he will make life uncomfortable for Chelsea skipper John Terry and his fellow defenders in today’s home league clash.

Doyle cost £6.5 million (€7.3m) when moving from Reading in the summer but McCarthy believes he has already been worth “every penny” with his contribution to Wolves’ bid to stay in the top flight.

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