Wolves defender Conor Coady has stated that he believes the club can still get better, despite storming towards promotion at the top of the Championship.
As reported by Express & Star, Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Conor Coady has insisted that the team can still get better after extending their lead at the top of the Championship to 12 points.
The 24-year-old has been at the heart of Wolves’ success over the course of the last twelve months, and beyond that, he has been a solid member of the first team ever since moving to Molineux back in 2015.
In the midst of many foreign superstars and high profile transfers, Coady has still been prioritised as the captain by Nuno Espirito Santo, which is testament to just how important he is to the core of this side.
Coady put in a season-defining performance at the weekend as Wolves edged past QPR to secure their third straight victory.
“You’ve got to improve, you can always get better and we’re never going to be the finished article, it’s as simple as that.” said Coady.
“The club’s done fantastic this year but there’s still a long way to go.
“It’s about improving on the training pitch week in, week out, learning from my mistakes, listening to the manager and getting better.”
Coady cleared the ball off the line in the final moments of the game on Saturday, in a move that could end up being a key moment in this tremendous campaign.
The ex-Liverpool man has always been known as a player who maintains a down to earth mentality, which is one of the reasons why he is so important to this team.
In any league in any sport around the world, you are always going to get carried away when things are going well. With a substantial lead, it is easy for Wolves fans to automatically look ahead towards a potential Premier League berth, but Coady will ensure that they remember there are still 15 games left to play.
Another tricky game faces the Midlands side this weekend as they travel north to face playoff contenders Preston North End.
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