"We need the supporters to help the team" - Vitor Pereira sends message to Wolves fans
Vitor Pereira has urged Wolves supporters to 'embrace' his players and create an intimidating Molineux atmosphere for tomorrow's test against Brighton.


Fans have been understandably frustrated at the start to the season, with Wolves sitting bottom of the Premier League with one point after six matches.
The club's last home win in the Premier League came at the end of April and they now take on the Seagulls hoping to change their fortunes.
Pereira has called on the supporters to back his team tomorrow and give them the 'energy' to fight for a positive result.
"It's very important for us," Pereira said when asked about a loud Molineux atmosphere.
"This is the moment that we need the supporters to help the team.
"We had moments last season when the supporters were there but when we were winning six games in a row, this is not the time that the players need the confidence and energy of the supporters. The energy is natural.
"Now, we need to embrace the players. They are our players, they have quality and courage and they show their personality.
"This is the moment to go there together to fight and prove we can compete in this league."
Pereira has regularly changed his team searching for a winning formula and is not afraid to drop key players - as he insists they must earn their place in the team.
He said: “They’ve been working hard so they can deserve the position. This is what I want.
"I changed the players because we were not winning games. That’s why I changed the system, that's why I'm looking for solutions because what we did in the past isn’t enough.
"If I'm looking for solutions, if I'm pushing myself, the pressure is what I put on myself. I know that I can find the solutions. I know that I can do better.
"I know the level that my teams can play, and for them it means exactly the same. They need to be in the best level of themselves to prove every day that they deserve the spot and they deserve the position."
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