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Mick McCarthy could be set to take a gamble on Gillingham striker Simeon Jackson by making a £1.5million bid for him in January.  

"The boss is loved in Ireland. He is an absolute legend from being a player and captain of the country to being the manager. He would be known by almost everyone, up there with Jack Charlton. He was Ireland's captain under Jack and the two of them are in an ad together for Carlsberg. "To come into the pub was a big thing. I made sure I got a picture of me and him and my team-mate Andy Keogh in front of the bar. It's nice for my brother to have it there. "We were allowed a quiet drink just to help us g  

KEVIN DOYLE returned home on Monday night and 2,700 soccer supporters were in Ferrycarrig Park to greet him and Mick McCarthy's Wolves team.  

CHRIS Iwelumo insists he is "chomping at the bit" to get at Arsenal and prove to Mick McCarthy that he is a Premier League player.  

THE SUPERIOR class of Wolves eventually told against their brave hosts, but in truth the result mattered little as Wexford welcomed home local hero Kevin Doyle.  

IN the match programme for last night's visit of Wolves to Ferrycarrig Park, Mr Wexford Youths himself, Mick Wallace, recalled holding trials for the county U16s in Drinagh on a Sunday morning in October 1998.  

JODY Craddock has backed mis-firing striker Andy Keogh to find his shooting boots.  

Republic of Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has left Steven Reid, Andy Reid, Steve Finnan and Clinton Morrison out of his 25-man squad for the World Cup qualifying play-off against France.  

Wolves fans got to see their heroes close-up when the club held an open training session at Molineux. Close to 1,000 people came through the turnstiles to see manager Mick McCarthy put his team through its paces in a two-hour session. Armed with cameras and autograph books, fans clamoured to see their favourite players and get them to sign shirts, balls and albums.

It’s been fantastic today. It just shows what a brilliant family club Wolves is. Alan’s loved it.   -John Parker