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Wolves keeper Matt Murray has signed for League One strugglers Hereford United on a month's loan.
Former England Under-21 international Murray has been out of the game for 18 months with a cruciate ligament injury.
But Murray, 27, is looking to get back to match fitness following the latest long, frustrating chapter in his injury-ravaged career.
And he is expected to go straight into the United squad for Saturday's home basement battle with Cheltenham Town.
"He just needs some football," Wolves boss Mick McCarthy told BBC Sport. "It will be good for him to get a month's football. Then we'll see how he is."
Murray, who won promotion with Wolves in 2003 but only played one Premier League game due to injury, is still keen to challenge current number one Carl Ikeme and Wayne Hennessey for his old first-team place at Molineux.
But he will have to compete for a place this weekend with Hereford youngster Craig Samson, who stood in and kept a clean sheet against Dagenham and Redbridge when on-loan Darren Randolph refused to play.
Randolph dropped out of the Bulls' side for the home FA Cup first round tie two hours before kick-off after hearing reports that United were planning to bring in Murray.
Under the terms of his loan deal from Charlton Athletic, Randolph will remain at Edgar Street until January. But United boss Graham Turner says he is unlikely to play again in the first team.
Matt Jarvis could be back in full training for Wolves in a fortnight, according to boss Mick McCarthy.
Winger Jarvis, 22, is fighting his way back from a hamstring injury picked up against Reading in late September.
"He's great. He's doing far better than we would have hoped for or expected," McCarthy told the Wolves website.
"He might be back in training in a couple of weeks. But we don't want to get carried away as he's got to get right up to first-team pace."
When Jarvis pulled his hamstring in Wolves' 3-0 defeat to the Royals it was feared he would be missing for three months and a quicker-than-expected return to the side would give the Championship leaders a huge boost in their bid for promotion.
Meanwhile, McCarthy revealed defender Jody Craddock has had a scan to determine what is causing pain in his foot.
Craddock broke a metatarsal against Sheffield Wednesday in August and, although x-rays have shown the break has healed, he is still suffering some pain.
"Jody's had to ease off. He just felt something on the side of his foot when he was running," McCarthy explained.
"He's had a bone scan and we're waiting for the results to check what it is."
Michael Kightly scored twice to secure victory for Championship leaders Wolves over high-flyers Burnley.
The England Under-21 international got his first when he followed up his own shot that rebounded back off a post.
Chris Iwelumo had two chances to further the home side's lead but was denied by saves from Brian Jensen.
Kightly scored again when he converted from close-range after good work by Sylvan Ebanks-Blake before Burnley's Clarke Carlisle was sent off.
Elsewhwere Reading won 3-0 against Derby and Birmingham drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest so Wolves extend their lead at the top of the table.
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Wolves defender Jody Craddock's return to first-team contention following a foot injury has been delayed after suffering pain during training.
"I've trained a couple of times which has been good but my foot has started to ache at the end of it. The X-rays say it's healed so it's frustrating."
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy says Matt Jarvis is recovering nicely from his hamstring injury, but is reluctant to put a date on the winger's return.
Jarvis, 22, has been out of action since Wolves' 3-0 defeat by Reading at the end of September.
"I wouldn't put a time on it," McCarthy told BBC WM. "We thought it would be three months at the time and we assume it will be that. "I speak to him everyday and he was really pleased with his rehab."
Jarvis had been a key player in Wolves' impressive start to the season, as the Molineux side won six of the first seven games Jarvis played in, and McCarthy is understandably looking forward to welcoming him back.
"He's just pushing it a bit further every day," he said. "He had a little setback recently but now he's fine and is back on the track."
