Marshall Munesi believes that new manager Rob Edwards' passion and professionalism at Wolves should help the team recover from their early-season slump. Wolves have only managed two points in their first 11 league matches and are currently at the bottom of the Premier League. Despite the poor start, Munesi believes the change in management will bring new confidence and motivation to the team.  

Marshall Munesi said of Rob Edwards' first week in charge of training : " It was an excellent experience. He made an immediate impact because he is very familiar with the club. Rob Edwards immediately set his direction, and the training content was of very high quality. He pointed out the key areas where we urgently needed to improve and clearly told us what we should focus on strengthening next."  

"This is also something the players must implement to ensure the team's overall strength is improved. He particularly emphasized strengthening the defense and striving for more clean sheets because we have conceded too many goals recently. These are the key areas we need to improve in Saturday's game, and we must show the results of his training this week on the field."  

“When Rob Edwards took this job, we knew he had a special connection with the club. The fans’ warm welcome to him further demonstrated the goals and direction he was pursuing.”  

"For us players, we are outsiders, while he has been with the club for many years. He will help us understand the club and the city more deeply, which will help build closer ties among team members and could be a very special experience."  

"I firmly believe we have the ability to turn the season around. As professional players, this is our job, our life, and the thing we want to focus on most every morning when we wake up. We hope to change the whole situation. As for the previous problems, it's hard to give specifics because the players and the previous coach were all trying their best to achieve good results. But unfortunately, that's just how things sometimes are in football."  

"However, we must carefully examine ourselves, strive to find ways to get out of this predicament, and achieve our goals through teamwork and joint efforts. Every player is giving their all, and obviously some players have participated in international competitions and qualified for the World Cup, which is a huge boost to their confidence and also helps the whole team, pushing us in the right direction."  

“We are carefully analyzing various situations to improve the level of the game and the current situation of the club. In the next home game, we will go all out to strive for the ideal result and let everyone see that the team is moving in the right direction.”  

"We must be confident from the start and put past defeats behind us. Starting from scratch is crucial because the new coach brings a fresh philosophy and training methods, which will be evident in our first home game against Crystal Palace. We understand this game won't be easy, but we must ensure the whole team is united and gives their all."  

"First and foremost, we need to show our fighting spirit, give our all on the pitch, strive to score goals and keep a clean sheet. This is what the fans expect, and we are well aware of that, as the team's recent performance has been less than satisfactory. Therefore, everyone can understand the fans' frustration. They love the team, support the players, and want to see us in a more advantageous position in the standings."  

“We must ensure excellent results at home, as this is crucial for team morale. When I first arrived last season, the team was in a transitional phase, and the fans provided tremendous support, and the situation is similar now. The key is how the players perform in the games, and if we do, I believe the fans will continue to unite and support us.”