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CLASSY DOYLE IS PERFECT FIT FOR THE BLUES

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 August 2025

SWITCH: Tommy Doyle

EXPLAINING why he exiled midfielder Tommy Doyle to the bench last season, Wolves manager Vitor Pereira was refreshingly honest.
“Technically speaking, he’s a very good player,” explained the Portuguese. “But in my opinion, he’s missing the physicality to face this league.
“To run 50 metres, to come back 50 metres and then go 50 metres again. We are not a team to have 80 per cent of possession, so he has problems.
“If we are a team that doesn’t allow counterattacks and keeps the ball to dominate the opponen...

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