Rob Edwards has called on his team to carry their positive form from the last two away games to Molineux for their upcoming match against West Ham United. Wolves have been in good form since Christmas, nearly winning their away game and ending a losing streak with a draw at Old Trafford.  

The manager stated that the team performed well in all away games, but failed to reach the same level at home. However, the team's morale has improved after the draw against Manchester United, and it's time to bounce back at home.  

Rob Edwards said: "I used the word 'improvement' after the game, but I want to emphasize that the team has performed very well in the last four away games. I think we should have gotten points from at least one of those games, which would have helped us regain confidence and it would have been very encouraging to take some results. The interaction with the fans after the game was also very nice, but what I'm most satisfied with is the team's overall performance. I think it was a very complete game, just what we expected."  

"The intensity of the game has increased, and the players have shown more confidence and determination. But to achieve a higher level of consistent performance, we need more wins and better plays. Of course, the team has made progress in some aspects, but the league is highly competitive, and the timing of our joining was rather difficult, so it is not easy to achieve good results immediately. After the game, I told the players that the most important thing is to maintain this level of performance at home."  

"This is an issue we must discuss and take action on. I can speak freely, but ultimately it's the players who are on the field, because they are the protagonists of the game. Hopefully, we can continue the good momentum we've had in the last few games; this is clearly our plan and a goal we must strive to achieve next."  

“We need to play with belief and confidence. The team's form is gradually improving, and hopefully this will translate into positive results. I'm really looking forward to this game; it's obviously a crucial one. I believe the players are equally excited, and they looked full of energy today.”  

"We played four away games, and the support from the fans who traveled from afar was a huge help. They witnessed four great games and stayed with us until the end of the matches. After the games, the players expressed their gratitude and appreciation to the fans, and the fans took the opportunity to acknowledge the team's performance."  

“Creating such an atmosphere is certainly very helpful, especially at home. If the atmosphere is positive and the fans genuinely support the players, that’s the key. Next, we need to work hard to perform at our best and maintain this good momentum until the end of the game.”