Gary O'Neil on Wolves

Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O'Neil acknowledges the dire state of his team's performance, having failed to secure a win in their first seven Premier League matches, and is preparing for a challenging fixture against unbeaten Manchester City. Despite the odds, O'Neil is determined to turn the team's fortunes around, drawing on past successes against City for motivation. The departure of key players like Pedro Neto has left a void in the squad, complicating O'Neil's efforts to maintain team morale and tactical cohesion. Former players and pundits express concerns about losing the dressing room, emphasizing the importance of leadership and a strong spine in the team. New signings are being looked at to fill gaps left by departures, with expectations for players like Jean-Ricner Bellegarde to step up in Neto's absence. As Wolves brace for the upcoming battle, the pressure mounts on O'Neil to deliver results and restore the club's identity.