Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Mick McCarthy will have no problem should Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger rotate his players for the clash between the two sides at the Emirates on Saturday.

William Gallas, Cesc Fabregas and Andriy Arshavin are all certainly out of the match between Arsenal and McCarthy’s resurgent Wolves side, who are unbeaten in their last four games.

And McCarthy, who was criticised by Wenger following his decision to make 10 changes against Manchester United in December doesn’t care which eleven makes up the home side tomorrow.

“They’ve a big squad and I’m sure Mr Wenger will rotate it accordingly as he deems fit,” said the Wolves boss.

“I haven’t got a problem with it [squad rotation], but some of the high and mighty were the first to change their team, or rather utilise their squads to the best of their ability.

“Have I a problem with that? I never have, have I?!

“It’s just other people that whinge at me when I do it. But I hope no-one is looking for an outpouring of sympathy from me towards Arsenal because it won’t be forthcoming

“They’ve got a big enough squad to be able to take care of Wolves, that’s for sure.

“Perhaps they’re tired and they’ve got a lot of injuries.

“But that doesn’t mean we’ll get anything out of it because it could still be a really difficult afternoon.”

The issue of teams rotating players and fielding ‘weakened’ sides has again appeared this week, after Fulham rested six players at Hull causing West Ham to complain, but the Wolves boss has no problem with managers utilising squads.

“Good luck to them. We’ve got them [Fulham] to play. If they want to play a weakened team against me, I’ll be delighted.”

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