The relegation threatened club are struggling for results in the English Premier League at the moment and with Manchester United coming to visit the Molineux stadium on the weekend, things look bleak for Connor’s team whose
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Wolverhampton Wanderers are currently well and truly set on the course for relegation in the English Premier League after firing Mick McCarthy for the club’s disastrous results in the Premier League, the underdogs have failed to
step up their form and now it seem as if their new manager Connor’s job is on the line as well.
With Manchester United visiting the Molineux stadium on the weekend, things will be tough for Wolves once again who will hope that they can get away with a draw or maybe even surprise the Red Devils with a win and grab all three
points.
Last season, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 will be wary of the threat posed by the relegation threatened outfit as there are no easy games
in the Premier League despite Wolves’ lack of form at the moment.
Connor said in his latest interview, "The one thing Mick McCarthy and myself have tried to do is bring up this group of players to represent what we do and the people we are. That was borne out with Mick and hopefully that will
carry on with myself. We're different people but the message is always going to be the same.”
He added, "We tweak things and we're different, but underpinning that, we both want honest teams who give their best every time they're asked to pull the shirt on. You can't always play well, you can't always win all the games,
but we can give our best. Being positive is the only way. I'm a 'glass half-full' man and when I'm with the players there's no way you can be down and solemn.”
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