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By Rich Jones Wednesday, July 01, 2009 KEVIN DOYLE signed up yesterday for Wolves’ widely anticipated battle against relegation and then told his new team-mates to defy the doubters and aim for Europe. The Republic of Ireland striker has joined the Premier League new boys from Reading for an undisclosed fee, thought to be a club-record sum in the region of €7.6m. He is set to form an intriguing partnership with prolific – in the Coca-Cola Championship, at least – marksman Sylvan Ebanks-Blake – a duo worth 43 goals last season. Many will look to them to keep Wanderers’ heads above water in a fiercely competitive top flight, however Doyle believes Mick McCarthy’s side can set their sights higher than mere survival. "We finished a point or maybe even a goal away from Europe when we went up with Reading," said the Wexford man. "I... [read full story]
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