[Getty Images]Nick Mashiter - Football reporterFri, November 28, 2025 at 5:04 PM UTC·1 min readBoss Rob Edwards wants to achieve something "incredible" with Wolves as they fight for Premier League survival.
Rock-bottom Wolves are nine points adrift of safety before Sunday's trip to Aston Villa.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementNo team has survived with just two points from their opening 12 Premier League games, with Edwards having lost his first match to Crystal Palace on Saturday.
"We want to achieve something incredible - of course we do. I want to give people belief and give people hope," he said.
"We're in this situation now and this is why I'm sitting in this chair. This is why I'm here, why there has been a change.
"I understand the position we're in.
"All we can do is concentrate on our work on a daily basis, every day, and then try to perform as well as we can, which we will do in the games.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"But no-one's done it before from this position."
Former defender Edwards returns to former club Villa, having played nine times for the club after starting his career at Villa Park.
Villa have lost just once at home in the league in over a year, while Wolves have not won in the Premier League for over seven months.
Edwards added: "There's a belief that if we can work the right way, and we can do it every day, we can dig ourselves out of this really tough position. But also there's a realism to it as well."
