Wolves defender Matt Doherty was honest in his assessment after Sunderland’s dominant 2-0 victory at the Stadium of Light caught his team off guard. Following another frustrating loss for Wolves, Doherty expressed understanding for the fans’ frustrations, who were calling for changes in ownership after witnessing another lackluster performance.
Sitting at the bottom of the Premier League table without a win, Doherty acknowledged the disappointment within the team. Despite a slightly better position compared to last season, the numbers offer little comfort. The defender highlighted the importance of the fans’ support and their shared dissatisfaction with the current situation.
Reflecting on the struggle to convert effort into results, Doherty remained hopeful that one win could turn their fortunes around, drawing inspiration from last season’s success. Emphasizing the need for a potential run of victories, he pointed to upcoming matches as opportunities for a much-needed change in momentum.
Recognizing the rise of newly promoted teams like Sunderland, Doherty emphasized the competitive nature of the Premier League and the need to take every opponent seriously. He commended Sunderland’s strong start to the season and the quality of their squad, emphasizing the need to secure points against promoted sides.
Doherty also noted the increased strength of this season’s promoted clubs, attributing their success to strategic investments and the presence of talented players capable of changing games. With the Premier League proving to be a competitive battleground, Doherty emphasized the need for Wolves to step up their game and start collecting points to avoid a potential relegation battle.
