Wolves boss Mick McCarthy admits the Midlanders need to quickly acquire the winning habit after dropping into the Premier League drop-zone. Wolves are without a win in eight games, from which they have collected only four points, despite some credible performances.
"I don't want to be in the bottom three at any stage. We are playing well but we are finding every way possible to lose a game and it's costing us.
"Look at the Villa game. There wasn't a lot more that could have gone wrong in the game - a penalty, a sending-off (Karl Henry), someone carried off (Emmanuel Frimpong).
"It was another game we should have won on the back of our terrific first-half performance. But it goes down as another heroic failure, which I don't want. It's been the story of our season." "I don't want people talking to me about how we've played good, bad or indifferent. We need to win games and we need points.
