Where do Wolves’ next wins in the Premier League come from?

A look ahead for WWFC.

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00:00Charlie, looking at Wolves and obviously they're at that sort of situation now where they've

00:06tried their very best to focus on themselves. Obviously Vitor Pereira came in and had fantastic

00:12two big results and obviously a draw away at Spurs as well, but two clean sheets. But

00:17in their last few home games, nine goals conceded in three home games. I mean, that is so damning

00:23for a side that are trying to hold on and trying to make an impact down the bottom of

00:28the table and trying to escape that relegation battle. You know, you see Everton obviously

00:33sort of bridging away from the pack, so it's sort of Leicester, Ipswich, they're the side

00:37that you feel Samson have probably gone at this point and it would be a marvellous turnaround

00:43for them. But that sort of gap down there is really, really increasing and Wolves have

00:49to sort of rely now on Leicester and Ipswich to underperform. I mean, they came close against

00:55Arsenal, but it just was too little too late again. You know, Agbedo obviously received

00:58a man of the match, so some positives there. It looks as also as if they're after another

01:04centre-back in this window. I mean, it's a massive few months for Wolves to determine

01:10whether they're going to stay up. Can you see where the next sort of win's going to

01:13come from?

01:14It's difficult, isn't it, to imagine that? We're in that period now that Gary O'Neill

01:19struggled with so much at the start of the season. All of that talk about the fixture

01:22run, the congestion, played so many teams in the top half, even those that you weren't

01:26expecting to be there, the likes of Nottingham Forest, were played against the Wolves in

01:30that early stage. We've now got the reverse fixtures. It's looking so, so tough and you

01:35don't want to be in Vito Pereira's shoes at the moment. But the positive, as you mentioned,

01:38is Agbedo. He has looked really strong since signing. And then Kevin Danso as well. Two

01:44bids have been submitted and rejected by Lons for him. If Wolves can get Danso across the

01:49line and experience strong, quick Austrian international, I think the outlook will be

01:54a bit stronger. But as you mentioned with the fixtures, Aston Villa at home is a huge

01:59one. Anything can happen in that fixture. It's such a big rivalry and we've seen over

02:02the years that the occasion can sometimes get to the villains. Wolves have had some

02:06decent results against them. Blackburn in the cup, maybe you can get some confidence

02:11from that, Wolves fans, if you can get a victory away there. If that's a defeat, it'll be even

02:15more crushing losing to a team in the division below. Now you've got Liverpool away from

02:20home. Bournemouth, who are doing incredibly well, beating the likes of Newcastle United,

02:24absolutely thrashing them. And Forest as well, the surprise result over them. Fulham at home,

02:30they're looking decent this season, hoping for a top half finish. Everton, they look

02:33revived under David Moyes. That Southampton game away has to be a win, surely. And then

02:38we're heading into mid-March and so many games in quick succession that are so, so important.

02:44I think what Wolves fans can take though is the results over Man Utd and Tottenham,

02:48obviously the win over United and then the draw away at Tottenham. I know both of those

02:52big sides are struggling this season, but they've still got the squads that are very

02:55capable of winning on their day and winning comfortably. So maybe Wolves can repeat those

03:00antics and get victories against these bigger teams in the next few weeks.