McCarthy warns against complacency

WOLVES boss Mick McCarthy challenged his side to keep their destiny in their own hands after they moved a point nearer to Premier League safety with a goalless draw against Stoke at Molineux yesterday.

McCarthy’s side are now six points clear of the bottom three – and have a superior goal difference – in 14th position with just four games remaining. But the manager is determined not to let any complacency creep in amongst his players.

He said: “This result means someone has to get seven points to get above us but we want to continue to pick up positive results until the end of the season. We want to end with a flourish and not have to worry about the other results.”

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