The Wolverhampton Wanderers defender offered high words of praise for his manager.
Wolves skipper Conor Coady sat down for an exclusive interview with the Express & Star, and shared how important it is for him and his teammates to continue to listen and learn from their manager Nuno Espirito Santo.
The Black Country outfit have made a decent start to life in the Premier League, taking five points from their opening four outings, and they currently sit fairly comfortably in 11th spot in the table.
Wolves were quite simply sensational in the Championship last season, and romped away with the league title, but there have already been signs that they will not have everything their own way in the top flight.
Coady spoke exclusively to the Express & Star, and highlighting how he and his teammates must continue to learn from and evolve under Nuno this season:
“I think our points tally is a fair reflection (of our performances) but at the minute it’s not so much about the points total, it’s about how we’re playing and the pleasing thing for me is we’ve got better during the games. We’ve not changed from last season – we have our wing-backs wide, our forwards in and we try and score goals. It’s as simple as that and it won’t change. We showed at West Ham how we want to play, as well as our trust in the manager. We just need to keep on listening to him as much as possible and get better. I always feel assured in this team – it’s a team full of fantastic players.”
The Portuguese has earned high acclaim for the job that he has done during his time in charge at Molineux, and if he can guide his side to a top 10 finish this season, his stock within the game will rise even further still.
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