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Kevin Doyle has vowed to stay with Wolves. John Walton/EMPICS Sport
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Going nowhere: Doyle happy to stay at Wolves

The Ireland striker says he is ready for the challenge of helping his side get back in the Premier League.

IRELAND INTERNATIONAL KEVIN Doyle says he is happy to stay with Wolves, despite the side being relegated from the Premier League last season.

The player has recently been linked with several Premier League sides including Swansea and Southampton, but insists he is intent on helping his team regain promotion to the top flight.

Doyle added that he was looking forward to working with new manager Stale Solbakken, telling reporters:

“He’s got some fantastic experience in his career. He’ll have new ideas which he’ll be getting across to us and we’ll all get used to each other.”

Doyle also pointed out that the perils of lower league football are nothing new for him.

“I’ve experienced it before so I know what it’s going to be like. You can have a good season after relegation and I was very close to going straight back up with Reading.

“It was a lot different to being in the bottom three and being beaten so many times.

“In the Championship, you do win more games and get that confidence back again. You can hopefully be closer to the top and the fans and players enjoy it more.”

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