Karl Henry is back in full training to give Wolves a boost ahead of their crunch game against Plymouth on Sunday (KO 2pm).

The midfielder has been sidelined with a knee injury since the game at Charlton.

"It will be nice to have him have back fit," says manager Mick McCarthy.

"He's one of those players who's more appreciated when he's not there.

"You realise how good he is when he's missing."

Wolves need three points from the south cost side if they are to stand any chance of grabbing a top six spot. But they are relying on either Crystal Palace (at home to Burnley) or Watford (away to Blackpool) slipping up.

The boss adds: "We'll be aware of what's going on at other clubs. With technology nowadays and people getting goal texts on their phones, you can't avoid it.

"But the best thing we can do is concentrate on doing our job.

"We can't win it (a play-off place) on our own - someone has to throw it away.

"But those who have got something to lose might have a more nervous disposition."