Wolves midfielders Karl Henry, Stephen Hunt and David Davis have all been declared fit for Saturday's crunch match at home to fellow relegation strugglers Bolton. Wolves haven't won a game since Henry picked up a hamstring injury at Fulham, and he has declared himself fit to start against the Trotters.
"It was starting to feel better towards the end of last week and I had two good sessions on Friday and Saturday and a fitness test on Saturday morning.
"I got through everything, tested it to the 'max' and it felt alright.
"I just maybe need to look after it through the week but I should be available for selection."
Wolves are in danger of being cut adrift at the bottom of the Premier League, and Henry admits it's vital they end a four-game losing streak against Bolton.
"We need to get a result to stay in touch with the pack because otherwise we'll be falling away," he said.
"Blackburn have had a couple of wins and Wigan and QPR have won games, and we haven't had that yet.
"We need to address that on Saturday." "I thought I'd be back a bit quicker and got it in my head I'd be back after 10 days - but that's probably because I've never had a hamstring injury before," said Henry.
