Bully: Wolves players need to react on Saturday

To lose 4-0 is always unacceptable, but especially at home to a team that were in League One last season.

The team fell apart in the last 15 minutes and that's a worrying sign.

Walter Zenga made plenty of changes again and that can't be helping in trying to mould a winning team.

On the one hand he wants to have a look at his new players. But on the other hand a lot of them don't know the league and they're learning on the job.

To say that the players gave up is a big statement but Zenga was clearly angry and he's let his feelings be known.

Hopefully it gives them a bit of a jolt and we see a reaction at Newcastle on Saturday.

The Burton game on Saturday was another strange one.

They came out and took the game to us, playing some good football. We said Nigel Clough would give it a go and he did.

The second half, as has often been the case this season, we picked it up again and took the game to them.

But we can't keep doing that. It was the same against Barnsley, another poor first half.

I don't know if it's because of all the changes or what, but we need to start playing straight from the gunshot and then run until you fall over.

It's all going to take a bit of time, as I've said before.

A lot of the new lads aren't fully fit yet - and you can't just buy a side and expect it to work straight away.

I think he needs to gradually introduce the signings one by one, as we were getting good results like the 3-1 win at Blues when only one new signing (Jon Dadi Bodvarsson) was playing.

The new lads haven't look as match sharp as the guys who've been there a while, except maybe Bodvarsson who changed the game against Burton and was unlucky with a lack of service on Tuesday.

It's an important few weeks as we look for things to settle down and we all have to get fully behind Zenga to get it right.