Tommy Doyle delivers Wolves rally call
Tommy Doyle is eager for Wolves to build ‘big momentum’ from their draw at Brighton ahead of a potentially season-defining few weeks.


Wolves picked up just their second point of the season after coming back from 2-0 down at the Amex.
After a tough set of fixtures to start the campaign, Wolves now face a set of favourable matches up until Christmas and Doyle has called on the team to ‘stick together’ and make this period count.
“It’s difficult when you’re playing games week after week and not getting results,” Doyle said.
“It’s very difficult to remain positive, that’s natural, but we have a great set of lads and great members of staff.
“We have to stick together because it’s only us that can get us out of this situation.
“We’ll keep fighting, keep going and take this point with big momentum into the next few weeks.
“I want to win the game but I am happy with the point.
“It felt good to be out there battling with the boys.
“You could really feel the togetherness out there and those are the moments we enjoy, that’s why we work every single day.
“Now we have to turn that into three points and keep sticking together.”
The Wolves fans travelled in their numbers to Brighton and chanted in support of Gary O’Neil after picking up a crucial point.
Doyle added: “Even at 2-0 they were still behind us.
“The fans are massive. To come in the numbers they do is amazing and we notice it.
“It’s good to give them something to go back home with because we haven’t done that this season.
“That is the best feeling and now it’s all about next week and three points.”
Despite going 2-0 down in the 85th minute, Wolves continued to push for a way back into the game and after Rayan Ait-Nouri’s goal in the 88th minute, they forced Brighton back.
“Sometimes you just get a feeling when you’re in the game and we were playing better, especially in the second half,” Doyle said when asked why the players did not drop their heads.
“Their goal was against the run of play and sometimes you get a feeling on the pitch that something will come out of it.
“We responded quickly through Rayan and then had the ending.
“It’s a good feeling but let’s turn it into three points next week.”
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