"I'll be clear with the players this is what we are going to do and how to win games of football and get points. It's going to come from hard work. Lots of stuff comes underneath that but I will be clear with the lads what that is and my non-negotiables."
"We will support them as well and we believe in them. I have told them that. We can't look too far ahead and where we are with the gap at the moment. Every training session, we are living it every single day. There is still enough time. I understand we want to get results quickly as well as that will help with that belief."
"I didn't know if this opportunity would come up again for me to be the head coach of this club. I didn't want to look back in 10, 15, 20 years time and see"
Rob Edwards believes Wolves have enough time to win their fight for Premier League survival this season. Wolves sit bottom with two points, eight points short of safety. The manager plans clear instructions, non-negotiables and a focus on hard work, daily training and player support to win games and build belief. Wolves face Crystal Palace at home seeking a first win of the season. Only seven teams have been winless after 12 games, and three of those survived relegation. Edwards left Middlesbrough to manage the team he supports and considers the opportunity too important to decline.
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