Michael Kightly

Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Michael Kightly has set his sights on a return to action early in the New Year, having undergone surgery on an ankle injury...  

• Winger needs operation but it could have been worse• Manager Mick McCarthy looks to build team confidenceThe Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Michael Kightly could be out for eight weeks. The club's manager, Mick McCarthy, said he was likely to need an ankle operation.The 23-year-old, whose early season was disrupted by hip and foot surgery, visited a specialist today after being hurt in Sunday's 1-0 defeat by Birmingham City at Molineux...  

Fighting fit: Michael Kightly Michael Kightly's impact at Wolves was so impressive that ManchesterUnited sent scouts to watch him just six weeks after he was hauled outof non-league football three seasons ago...  

Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Michael Kightly could be out for as long as two months as he faces surgery on an ankle injury sustained in the 1-0 weekend defeat by Birmingham City...  

Wolverhampton Wanderers winger Michael Kightly is set to sit out his side's next couple of Premier League games, as he struggles to regain full fitness following a lengthy injury lay-off...  

33. Blakey has been injured and the problem is him and Doyle together DO NOT work. Blakey and Iwelumo, Doyle and Keough, these combinations work. Halford for me is not doing alot, he needs to contribute more or find himself on the transfer list. IN: Keano (loan) Jack Wilshere (loan) James Beattie Michael Ball (free) Sol Campbell (free) Ledley Aswell as Foley, Kites, Jones and Iwelumo fully fit were be looking good. I just hope Joe Ledley...  

A bit of honesty is good from the lad. I understand that with his ability he was keen to get going in the Prem but he has looked 75% of the Kites we all know and love. Get yourself better mate and with a fit Michael Kightly he will cause many full backs in the premier league problems. All the best Kites. WE ARE WOLVES.  

Wolves will be without winger Michael Kightly, who faces surgery on his ankle and could be sidelined for eight weeks. Greg Halford and Stefan Maierhofer are expected to recover from minor knocks sustained in training, while David Jones (knee) may be ...