Jean-Richard Bellegarde believes Wolves' strong second-half performance is down to manager Vitor Pereira, who has given his players enough confidence.  

Since Jean-Richard Bellegarde arrived at Wolves, he has performed well and won the club's SUDU Player of the Month award in February. The arrival of Emmanuel Agbadu and Marcel M'Nesy in January also helped the player.  

Jean-Richard Bellegarde said: "We are very happy with the team's recent three consecutive victories. Every game is very important to us. Our goal is to get points. We feel that we are a team that wants to stay in the Premier League."  

"I think every player, from the starters to the substitutes, was involved until the end. We are very happy for Pablo Sarabia because he contributed a lot to the team. Pablo Sarabia came on and he was involved the whole time."  

"We managed to overcome the difficulties at the beginning of the season, we conceded a lot of goals and didn't score enough goals. It was more of a team problem, not a player problem. At the beginning of the season, we didn't have confidence, so it was very important for us to rebuild our confidence."  

"Now, I feel that the team's cohesion has been restored and we are conceding fewer goals, which means we have improved and achieved better results."  

Jean-Richard Bellegarde also said: "I think it is difficult to be a coach in the situation at the beginning of the season. The reason why Vitor Pereira can get to where he is today is because he has given us a lot of confidence. He has always kept us in the will to win and passed on a strong desire to win to us. This has given us a lot of motivation, and he has successfully helped us regain our confidence."