Rob Edwards noted that the players' confidence was steadily increasing, and excellent performances would further solidify their self-assurance.

Rob Edwards noted that he has observed a steady increase in the players' confidence, which will be further solidified by good results. Wolves have recently regained form, with an excellent run before Christmas helping the team secure four points and achieving their first win of the season in the last round against West Ham United.  

With a tight schedule, Rob Edwards hopes the team can continue their recent good form and challenge their opponents when they visit Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium for the first time.  

Rob Edwards said: "Our performance was satisfactory, but winning is naturally a happy thing. Winning streaks are always good news for outsiders, but some people only care about the final result. That's the nature of professional football, and I understand that. But we are always focused on improving ourselves, there haven't been many changes within the team, and we are still constantly improving."  

“Over the past few weeks, we’ve noticed an improvement in the players’ confidence, which is particularly evident in training. The quality of training has improved, and the atmosphere is more positive. As the team continues to progress, the players themselves can feel it, and this has had a positive effect on the overall team environment. However, everything is still going according to plan. Today is an important day for us; we need this victory, the club needs it, and the fans are eagerly anticipating it. But we will continue to work hard and strive.”  

“Matheus Mane probably isn’t nervous about me right now, so he won’t ask me any questions. He just needs to maintain his current form. He’s been playing exceptionally well, consistently performing well in every game, whether he’s a substitute or a starter. His attitude is very positive, and his fighting spirit, selflessness, and the occasional high level of skill and courage he displays have a significant impact on the game. I think this also inspires the other players in the team.”  

“Every game in the Premier League is very challenging, and the upcoming match against Everton will be no exception. They just suffered a home defeat, which may dampen their morale, but they will also be eager to bounce back quickly. Therefore, it will be a very tough game. We know that despite some victories, it doesn't mean we've found the secret to winning, not at all. So we must stay calm and continue to fight hard.”  

“In recent matches, the team has not only won, but also performed exceptionally well overall. The players have shown good running and ball control, and their overall performance has been solid. Therefore, I am satisfied with many aspects of the game. This has also provided us with more options in attack.”  

“Players like John Arias are eager to participate and integrate into the team. If he gets playing time, we will see him at his best. Perhaps moving him a little deeper will help him perform better. He played a slightly different position at Aston Villa, and I thought he played well that day. If he can maintain this consistency and get starting opportunities, it will definitely help the team.”  

Speaking about Tolu Arokdare, Rob Edwards said: "I still believe he can make even greater progress, and I hope so. I think he is steadily improving, and he himself admits that he still has a lot of potential. He is working hard to improve his fitness and adapt to the Premier League. He is far from his peak, but we have begun to see some positive changes in him, and his confidence has also improved. This is encouraging, but his potential is still very high."  

"He is not only tall and strong, but also has many other advantages. He created many scoring opportunities, posed a great threat to the opponent, and was very tenacious. Therefore, we are very satisfied with his performance, and he provides an excellent option for our forward line."