Rob Edwards admitted that Wolves' players and coaching staff are giving their all to try and turn things around this season, as the team faces a serious possibility of falling to the bottom of the Premier League table by Christmas. Having only managed two points in the first 17 rounds of the season, he also acknowledged that the challenges of managing the team since taking over at Molineux Stadium last month have been as difficult as expected.  

However, he assured the fans that the team is giving its all and fighting for every hard-earned point. Next, Wolves will face another tough test as they travel to Liverpool.  

Regarding the upcoming match, Rob Edwards said: "My focus right now is entirely on the game, and we're ready for another very intense match. Playing at Anfield is always exciting; it's a real test, and one of the most attractive challenges."  

"The atmosphere there is as great as ever, but for us it's just another match, another opportunity to show ourselves. Hugo Duro has returned to training, and we will monitor his recovery over the next few days. We still have high hopes for him. Totti Gomez will be out for a long time due to a hamstring injury, and is expected to be sidelined for several weeks."  

"This is a major blow to the players and the team, but it's also an opportunity for others to showcase their abilities. That's the reality of the game right now. In the past few weeks, several players on our team have suffered muscle strains, which may be a risk from overtraining. It's a regrettable situation."  

“I am well aware that the current situation is very serious, with many challenges and results that have not yet met expectations. This is indeed stressful and frustrating, but we are giving it our all. There has been significant progress in training and preparation, and we have observed some positive trends, but we still need more consistent performance. Mistakes at some crucial moments have caused us to miss out on what we could have achieved.”  

"However, the complexity of this task was not unexpected; we had anticipated such challenges. This, in fact, motivated us to work even harder to find solutions. The team members are working tirelessly and continuously to ensure that the goals can be achieved."  

"Especially at home, the atmosphere can be particularly tense and sensitive. Any mistake or unfavorable situation can affect the overall atmosphere and thus directly impact the players' performance."  

"They are all perceptive people; it's impossible for them not to react. And this situation has been going on for a long time, so it will undoubtedly have an impact on them. We may continue to compete fiercely in every game, even if our performance is not perfect, as long as we stay on the field, the outcome is unpredictable. If any factors come into play against us, the course of the game could change significantly."  

“Achieving this goal is indeed very difficult. The players need to maintain their confidence, believe in their abilities, and actively work to change the current situation. All we can do is continue to put in the effort in training, do the right thing every day, and hope that the situation will gradually improve.”