Stephen Ward has cleared caretaker boss Terry Connor of blame for Wolves parlous state at the bottom of the Premiership, admitting the players must take the responsibility.
"We weren't exactly firing on all cylinders before he was appointed, but, if you ask all the boys, they would all say TC has been the right man.
"I don't think anyone could have done better. When the decision was made, we all backed it straight away.
"Anyone else coming in would have taken a couple of weeks to have a look at the boys to get to know us, find out his best team and who he wanted and who he didn't.
"At least TC knows us inside out and it's nothing to do with TC or the staff, it's the players."
Ward claims Connor's tactics and approach to the job could not have been better.
He added: "TC has done fantastically well with us since he's been in the job, from his tactics to his training to keeping the lads fresh.
"That is important at this stage of the season because there's been a lot of football played and a lot of tired legs.
"He's kept us all going but the boys have to hold our hands up and say we've not been good enough this season.
"It's down to us and we've got to hold our hands up." "It's nothing to do with TC why we are in this position," he said.
