Super Eagles forward, Tolu Arokodare, has voiced his support for Rob Edwards, expressing belief that the new Wolverhampton Wanderers head coach can turn around the club’s struggling campaign.
Edwards was recently appointed following the sacking of Vitor Pereira. His debut match in charge ended in a 2-0 defeat to Crystal Palace on Saturday, leaving Wolves with just two points from the season and anchored at the bottom of the Premier League table.
Arokodare on Edwards
Despite the challenging start, Arokodare remains optimistic about Edwards’ impact.
“Since he came in, he’s spoken with not just the players, but almost everybody at the club. He’s given us that confidence and he’s shown us what he wants from us, how he wants to play, and the belief he has in us,” Arokodare told the club’s official website.
“He’s let us know that he’s going to be there for us, he’s going to fight for us and we just have to reward him and reward the fans that have stopped with us from the start of the season to now, and also reward ourselves for the for the hard work that we’ve put in since the start of the season and try to get a win.”
Confident of Survival
Reflecting on the importance of belief and positivity, Arokodare added:
“I don’t think there’s an amount – every little bit of confidence matters. I don’t think there has to be a certain amount. We just have had to stay confident, stay positive and keep working and hopefully we get the results.”
