Never Claimed Perfection: Wolves Head Coach Vows to Fix Mistakes, Calls on Fans for Support!
Wolves head coach Gary O’Neil recently opened up about his commitment to making improvements after some challenging performances this season. In a candid address, O’Neil admitted he’s not perfect and recognizes the areas that need work, vowing to clean up the team’s mistakes on the pitch. He also urged Wolves fans to keep faith and stand firmly behind the team.
“Every game is a lesson, and I know there are things I need to work on. I’m all in on making sure we come back stronger each match,” O’Neil shared.
He’s been working closely with key players like Pedro Neto, Matheus Cunha, and Max Kilman, each of whom has shown dedication to stepping up their game. Neto, who has been battling injuries, has returned to the squad in top form, and Cunha continues to be a driving force up front. Kilman, as always, is a rock in defense, and under O’Neil’s guidance, the team aims to build a more cohesive and resilient squad.
O’Neil’s message was clear: the Wolves’ journey this season isn’t perfect, but it’s one the fans and the club can tackle together.