Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Rob Edwards has acknowledged the frustration of his fans after a crushing 4-1 defeat to Manchester United at home. The match was the latest in a string of poor results for Wolves, who have now lost four games in succession.
Edwards admitted that he understands why some fans were angry, saying that the team's performance had been "underwhelming" and that he takes responsibility for the result. He also acknowledged that the club's recent form has been disappointing, citing a number of key players as being out injured or suspended.
The manager used the defeat to emphasize the importance of unity among the squad, stating that they need to "come together and support each other". He also praised the fans' passion and dedication, saying that it was a quality that set them apart from their rivals.
Edwards' comments came after a heated reaction from the Wolves faithful, who expressed their discontent with boos being directed at certain players on the pitch. The manager's understanding of the fan's frustration is likely to be seen as a positive step forward for the club, which has struggled in recent times to regain its footing in the Premier League.
While Edwards' words are unlikely to instantly turn the team's fortunes around, they demonstrate a commitment to openness and honesty from the manager. The question now remains whether it will be enough to get Wolves back on track, or if this latest defeat marks another significant setback for the club.
Edwards admitted that he understands why some fans were angry, saying that the team's performance had been "underwhelming" and that he takes responsibility for the result. He also acknowledged that the club's recent form has been disappointing, citing a number of key players as being out injured or suspended.
The manager used the defeat to emphasize the importance of unity among the squad, stating that they need to "come together and support each other". He also praised the fans' passion and dedication, saying that it was a quality that set them apart from their rivals.
Edwards' comments came after a heated reaction from the Wolves faithful, who expressed their discontent with boos being directed at certain players on the pitch. The manager's understanding of the fan's frustration is likely to be seen as a positive step forward for the club, which has struggled in recent times to regain its footing in the Premier League.
While Edwards' words are unlikely to instantly turn the team's fortunes around, they demonstrate a commitment to openness and honesty from the manager. The question now remains whether it will be enough to get Wolves back on track, or if this latest defeat marks another significant setback for the club.
. I mean, a 4-1 drubbing is no joke and it's totally understandable that they'd be frustrated with the performance on the pitch. Edwards taking responsibility and acknowledging the underwhelming display shows he's got some sense of accountability. But seriously, what's going on at Wolves? It seems like they've lost some crucial players to injury and suspensions... it's affecting their whole team chemistry 
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He's taking ownership of the result and not making excuses, which shows he's committed to getting things back on track. And hey, at least he's praising the fans' passion - that's something we can all get behind! 
The fact that he wants them to come together as a squad is a great attitude to have, maybe this is just what they need... a fresh start? 
they must've been so disappointed with that match... Edwards is trying to say something about unity but 4-1 at home is just not okay 
only time will tell
. fans can be tough but i think his words are genuine, he gets that unity is key and all that jazz 
️. hope edwards' approach pays off tho, that's what the fans want to see 
I feel bad for those Wolves fans who were going crazy at the stadium... 4-1 is a big margin to swallow 
. It's not easy to admit when things are going wrong, but he seems like someone who's willing to listen and make changes 
. The fans deserve some respect and appreciation too - they're loyal and passionate, and it's cool that Edwards acknowledged that 
. Now, let's see if the team can turn things around... 
its about time he took responsiblity 4 the results i mean wolverhampton wolves deserve better than this kinda performance their form has been trash lately & edwards r right 2 point out that unity is key they need 2 come togetha as a squad & support each other, n all that but idk if it'll b enuf 2 get dem back on track lol
their frustration is totally valid after that beating 
but let's be real, 4-1 at home is a massive wake-up call 
the wolves have been struggling for ages now and this defeat might just be the final nail in the coffin for some people 
. His message about unity among the squad is spot on, we need to stick together as supporters too 
. Yeah he gets that fans are fed up, but what's in it for them? The team's been on a losing streak, and now they need to come together? It sounds like a generic pep talk from the manager's playbook 
. Meanwhile, Edwards needs to look at the bigger picture – injuries, squad management, coaching tactics... there are more pressing issues than just unity among players. Fans are angry because of results on the pitch, not because Edwards is being nice to them 
Edwards is trying to lead by example but it's hard to see how he's gonna turn things around when half the squad is out 
i feel bad 4 them they got smashed 
edwards sounds like a good sport taking responsibility and acknowledging the fans frustrations he's right about unity tho we need players to support each other on & off the pitch 
they're just tryin' to get back on track after all those injuries and suspensions. edwards' call for unity among the squad is a good one, though - if that team can just come together and support each other... might be able to turn things around. fans are passionate, i get it, but they gotta let the players do their job too, right? 
i feel bad for the fans tho, Edwards said somethin about unity which is pretty cool, but can he deliver? 
anyway, i do love that he acknowledged the fans' passion - that's what makes wolves so special in my opinion 
. It's great that he's talking about unity among the squad, because if they can come together and support each other, maybe they'll turn this season around 
. Now, it's up to the team to show they're committed to turning things around 
! I get that the team had some injuries and suspensions, but you'd think that would be an excuse, not a reason to accept such a thrashing 
. Can't we just get some solid performances out of them already? 