Andrea Orlandi has called on Albion players to take the game to Wolves this afternoon after a slow start against Peterborough on Tuesday night.
Gus Poyet’s side travel to Molineux and the former Swansea midfielder is not underestimating the challenge.He told seagulls.co.uk, “Wolves have got pressure on them because when you come down from the Premier League people expect you to be up there pushing for promotion.“So far they are not doing brilliantly but they do have Premier League quality in their team, especially upfront, so we have to be alert from the first minute.
“They play 4-4-2 and an English style of football so if we can impose our own style and start how we did against Leeds then we will have our chances.”
Meanwhile, Orlandi believes the side will take new belief into the game against Stale Solbakken’s side following the 1-0 win over Posh.
“I said before that the Peterborough match was must win and as the game went on you could see the frustration in our faces, it was quite evident because we couldn’t break through. We had so many shots but we just couldn’t score.
“We thought another game was going to go past and we were not going to win but Stephen Dobbie got the goal and we were all really happy for him and for us.
“Those three points were vital and have given us a lot more confidence, so we will be calmer on the ball now.”
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Gus Poyet’s side travel to Molineux and the former Swansea midfielder is not underestimating the challenge.He told seagulls.co.uk, “Wolves have got pressure on them because when you come down from the Premier League people expect you to be up there pushing for promotion.“So far they are not doing brilliantly but they do have Premier League quality in their team, especially upfront, so we have to be alert from the first minute.
“They play 4-4-2 and an English style of football so if we can impose our own style and start how we did against Leeds then we will have our chances.”
Meanwhile, Orlandi believes the side will take new belief into the game against Stale Solbakken’s side following the 1-0 win over Posh.
“I said before that the Peterborough match was must win and as the game went on you could see the frustration in our faces, it was quite evident because we couldn’t break through. We had so many shots but we just couldn’t score.
“We thought another game was going to go past and we were not going to win but Stephen Dobbie got the goal and we were all really happy for him and for us.
“Those three points were vital and have given us a lot more confidence, so we will be calmer on the ball now.”
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