Wolves manager Gary O’Neil acknowledges that a critical moment is approaching as he grapples with a challenging start to the season.
Having garnered only one point from the first seven matches, Wolves face a formidable task as they prepare to take on Manchester City this weekend. O’Neil has been eager to shed light on the factors contributing to their sluggish start, pointing to a demanding fixture list, injuries, and the departure of key players in the summer transfer window.
Despite the disappointing results, O’Neil remains optimistic about steering Wolves clear of trouble. Reflecting on their meager points tally, he admitted, “It may seem like a disaster at a glance, but upon closer examination, we have the resources to turn things around.”
Expressing unwavering faith in his abilities and the team’s potential, O’Neil emphasized his determination to demonstrate that Wolves are fully capable of competing at a high level. While recognizing the pressing need for a turnaround, he exuded confidence in his capacity to navigate such challenging situations and lead the team to success.
With Wolves gearing up to face City without the injured Hwang Hee-chan, O’Neil provided insights into the player’s condition and highlighted the opportunity for Hwang to regain top form following a spell of setbacks.
As Wolves brace for a crucial phase in their campaign, O’Neil emphasized the urgency of the moment, affirming his readiness to confront the obstacles and propel the team towards a positive trajectory.
