'The passion is there' - Wolves midfielder on unbeaten end to 2024

The new head coach started with back-to-back wins before Sunday's last-gasp draw with Spurs saw Wolves end the year in fine form.

Doyle, who is yet to start for Pereira but has been used off the bench in all three games, says the squad all feel 'part' of the plan and the new boss is bringing the right passion to the group.

"It's just about getting the best out of each and every player in your squad," Doyle told the Express & Star.

"It's not just 11 players now, it's a squad and everyone feels part of it.

"There were changes made and I'm sure there will be changes for the next game and the game after that. Everybody can play, which is a good thing.

"It's not just one set team. Everybody is pushing for places, as am I myself. It feels really good at this moment in time.

"It's good to work with, you feel that passion, you can see that from the use of the celebrations we had together.

"The passion is there and the love for the game.

"When you see results, of course, it's easier to have those moments.

"In the bits where we were probably under pressure a little bit, we were losing, we stuck together and that's a real positive, probably more so for me than what it's like when you're winning.

"It's just good to be around at this moment in time and we've got to keep that going."

Jorgen Strand Larsen's late strike secured the draw for Wolves, making it seven points from a possible nine under Pereira.

"It was a top finish, but that's what you need," Doyle said of Larsen's equaliser.

"Sometimes you need those bits of brilliance, It feels good to get that, when you work so hard in the game.

"When Jorgen does something like that, it puts us in a great moment, which we're enjoying right now.

"New manager, new ideas, I think you've seen a difference in a lot of the players, which is nice. We feel a lot more together.

"I think it's a great point. It's not an easy place to come to, big pitch, with the way they play as well, very intense and aggressive.

"To come away with a point and continue our good run is nice.

"The stuff that we're working on is coming out on the pitch.

"The second half was a bit different, we needed to be a bit more resilient, which we were.

"Sometimes you're going to be under pressure against these teams that have good players.

"It's about soaking it up and dealing with it, which I thought we did."