Doyle feels Mick McCarthy's side require 12 more points to secure a third successive season of top flight football. Wolves moved out of the bottom three for 48 hours with Saturday's 4-0 home win over Blackpool but dropped back in after West Brom's draw at Stoke on Monday night. Doyle said: "The target is for four wins in the last 10 games to stay up. "That's the target and we're well capable of doing it but I can see it going to the last game. "I thought that would happen last season but we were safe by that stage. "It all depends on the form of the other teams, but the way it's been going all season I think that's the way it will be." Doyle added: "It was a relief getting out of the bottom three but we always knew we'd be back in it again. "We could be mid-table but at least we're fighting for something and we've got something to play for. "It's not fantastic, but that's the way it's turned out and you have to be positive and look forward to these games. It was a massive game against Blackpool and to win 4-0 was brilliant."
