Tommy Doyle issues 'head on' Wolves call amid rotten start

A total of one point from seven games is Wolves' worst start to a Premier League season and their joint worst to a top-flight season since 1964/65.

Supporters have been left disillusioned and angry at the club's start to the campaign and Doyle, frustrated at the team's failings, says the players need to deal with that disappointment and improve the situation.

"It's difficult and something we've not really expected," Doyle said.

"That happens in football and we have to deal with it. We're a group of men.

"That's how things are, it can't always go your way and you see a lot about people in the tough times.

"It's easy to be the best version of yourself in the good times, it's when something goes wrong that we have to deal with it.

"We have to face it head on.

"If we didn't (have the desire to turn it around), we'd have a problem.

"That's why I'm expecting us to get out of the situation that we're in, I'm not worried about that.

"At this moment in time it's disappointing for the fans, just as much as it is for us because we want to win.

"Everyone is going home after a Saturday disappointed and it bleeds into Sunday and ruins your weekend.

"Obviously we want to fix that and we'll keep trying."

Doyle became a permanent Wolves player in the summer after spending last season on loan with the club from Manchester City.

It is only his second top flight campaign and the midfielder is confident in the improvement he has made and will make in the future.

"You can always improve, whether that's me speaking now or speaking in 10 years," Doyle said.

"I know the level I can get to, so that's why I work every day.

"Minutes have been varied and obviously that's disappointing, but that's part of being a footballer.

"You might not always get what you want, so you have to make sure that every single day you give everything to make sure you get into the team."