Wolves’ revival excites Doherty.
MATT Doherty has seen his fair share of managerial upheaval during his time at Wolves, but the Irishman believes current boss Nuno Espirito Santo is the key reason behind his career-best form.
It’s safe to say the 26-year-old has experienced the highs and lows since moving to the Black Country from Irish side Bohemians in 2011.
But the good times appear to be back at Molineux since the appointment of Nuno last summer, with Wanderers sitting pretty at the top of the Championship.
According to Doherty, the Portuguese’s appointment forced him to up his game, and he has hailed Nuno’s extraordinary impact in transforming Wolves into cast-iron title favourites.
Attention
“The manager has made a big difference,” he said. “We’ve changed formation, which seems to suit all the players.
“There have been little changes around the training ground which have helped us. I think the main one is the manager’s attention to detail – it’s second to none.
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