'It's not looked like they're not playing for the manager'

Former Wolves goalkeeper Carl Ikeme, speaking to BBC Radio WM about Saturday's home game against Southampton as the bottom two clubs in the Premier League meet at Molineux:

"I've seen a lot of the games this season and it's not looked like they're not playing for the manager or for the shirt. I don't think any Wolves fan can say that - they might moan about the quality here and there, but I don't think they can say that.

"They [the players] might have this mentality but it's hard to keep going when you're not winning the games. If we don't get a win on Saturday then it's really going to put a lot of pressure on the lads.

"We're in a really difficult position and I worry for Gary O'Neil. I do want him to get it right and I think there's still a portion of fans who want him to get it right.

"Saturday is going to be a difficult game for us because I think if we don't start the game well - I've been there when we're in this position - the fans are starting to turn a little bit anyway and it could be a long 90 minutes.

"Even a scrappy 1-0 might not go down too well, but it might be the most important thing for us just to win."