Greg Halford's Wolves career rescued
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has revealed Greg Halford has rescued his Molineux career after sparkling in pre-season.
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Wolves boss Mick McCarthy has revealed Greg Halford has rescued his Molineux career after sparkling in pre-season.
McCarthy said recently that the £2million signing from Sunderland would be on his way if he didn't perform before the Premier League kick-off.
But Halford has rejuvenated himself this summer and was the star of last night's 2-0 friendly win at Hearts as he scored with a superb free kick, before one of his trademark throws was headed home by Stephen Ward.
McCarthy said: "Let's give him a bit of credit - he's trained well in pre-season. Why would I even question that someone of his ability shouldn't be at the club? He's got lots to offer.
"Now he's done it for us and fair play to him - he's had a good pre-season.
"Since he came back at the start of the summer, he has shown a desire to stay and I can't ask for any more than that. "
McCarthy also insisted he hasn't had any contact from Crystal Palace regarding a loan for Sam Vokes, who has been heavily linked with a switch to Selhurst Park.
But the Molineux chief refused to rule out the Wales international leaving on a temporary move.
He said: "No-one has spoken to me about it and until anyone does, he won't be going anywhere."
McCarthy revealed his relief after his squad showed their true character following Saturday's 3-1 defeat to Leeds.
He added: "The Reading and Leeds games were good for us because they gave us the kick up the backside we probably needed."