By Obaloluwa Joshua, LAGOS
Tolu Arokodare believes Wolverhampton Wanderers have what it takes to bounce back from their disappointing start to the season,” Prompt News reports.
Wolves lost 2-0 to Crystal Palace at the Molineux on Saturday.
Rob Edwards’ side have managed just two points from 12 games this season.
The currently occupy bottom spot on the table.
Arokodare is very confident results will soon start to turn Wolves’ way.
“We showed a lot of energy, a lot of fighting spirit, and that’s what we focused on from the start of the week. The trainings were very intensive, and we had good spirits, and we came to this game with good spirits,” Arokodare told the club’s official website.
“I don’t think it really went wrong anywhere until the goal. You cannot say it was bad defending or anything, we were just unlucky with the deflection. But luckily for them, they had a player to put it in the back of the net.
“But I thought we did pretty good the whole game, from the start to the end. Even after going two goals down, we still tried to play our football, but we didn’t get the result.”
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