Wolves are gearing up for a trio of away matches which will be vital to their hopes of Barclays Premier League survival.

Mick McCarthy's side currently lie in 17th spot in the Barclays Premier League but now have to visit fellow strugglers Burnley on Saturday, local rivals Aston Villa and West Ham United in successive matches away from Molineux.

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Foley believes Wolves can approach the matches with optimism if they repeat the way they have performed during the past few matches.

He said: "Whether we've been home or away in the last couple of months it hasn't really affected us.

"We've still gone about our business and were unlucky at Bolton (a 1-0 defeat) in our last away game and played well against Manchester United (a 1-0 defeat).

"We've given a good account of ourselves, both away and against some big teams at home, and hopefully we will carry that on this weekend."