Steve Bull: Wolves in must-win territory for Burnley test

Burnley will not be an easy test and if we're complacent they will turn us over. We have to fight for the result and get that first win.

Getting the win would help build the confidence and spirit in the side and in the fans as well, because the supporters will be so important.

They were unbelievable against Sunderland and outsang the home fans all throughout the game, despite the score.

The players need to give the fans a reason to cheer at Molineux and I really hope they get behind the team and manager.

Even if we go 1-0 down, keep behind them, because it will turn eventually. The fans need to be on our side as they will be a big part of this team getting out of trouble.

I've been listening to Wolves fans all week and they've been venting their anger, which is understandable.

It was a very disappointing game at Sunderland, following better performances against both Spurs and Brighton.

I could see some progress but this game was back to square one. We looked like 11 individuals on the pitch.

We were not doing the basics right and the defending for the first goal was poor. We had to stop the cross and the goalkeeper could have done better.

Ladislav Krejci is a class player, has done well since coming to Wolves and was one of the only ones that stood out against Sunderland. His own goal was harsh on him, but Wolves can't catch a break at the moment.

In many ways, the manager and players only have themselves to blame. They all have to stick together and get us out of this mess.

It was a very average performance from a team I think will be down there this season.

I hope it was just an off-day because the Burnley game is huge and we have to win it.

Otherwise I think the fans will turn, the players will lose their heads and the inevitable might be around the corner.