Do we want to be remembered for fighting or being cowards?

Wolves’ Relegation Looms Large

Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Premier League fate is all but sealed, with the team facing the daunting task of avoiding the unwanted record of the worst top-flight finish in history. Their 10th consecutive defeat and 15th loss in 17 games has left the team staring into the abyss, with no signs of a turnaround in sight.

Derby’s Record Low Threatened

Derby’s record-low points total of 11 from the 2007-08 season is under serious threat, with Wolves currently sitting on 2 points. The team’s dismal form has left them with a 14-point gap from safety, the largest at Christmas in Premier League history.

Edwards’ Plea for Fight

Manager Rob Edwards has called on his players to show the necessary fight to avoid relegation, saying, “Do we want to be remembered for fighting until the end of the season or do we want to be remembered for being cowards?” Edwards’ words are a testament to the team’s dire situation, with the players seemingly lacking the belief to win games.

January Transfer Window a Chance to Rebuild

Edwards has projected positivity, combined with realism, in his public comments, but it is the same privately. The coaching staff are seeing improvements on the training ground, but that is not being reflected in games. Edwards will look to start the rebuild in January, a process Wolves must embrace but also handle with care.

Players’ Agendas and Transfer Targets

Players will have their own agendas, with Joao Gomes and Hwang Hee-chan hoping to secure World Cup spots. Homegrown players will be targeted, and Premier League know-how sought after a summer where the club’s executives admitted they got the window wrong.

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