Head coach Nuno Espirito Santo has suggested that Wolverhampton Wanderers produced one of their "worst performances" against Huddersfield Town.
The newly-promoted side have enjoyed a solid start to the season, but the West Midlands outfit were second best in all departments as the Terriers recorded a 2-0 victory at Molineux.
Wolves have now picked up just one point from five matches, and Nuno has acknowledged that he must take the time to analyse where his team have gone wrong over the past month.
The Portuguese is quoted by BBC Sport as saying: "It was probably one of the worst performances we have had. We have to take a good look, find out why and prepare better.
"We were slightly better in second half but not enough; we were too far apart from each other. The team never felt together in both parts of the game – offensively and defensively.
"My job is easy: I have to find out why. We know that happiness doesn't last forever but this is how you show your character, bouncing back from these moments."
Wolves remain in 11th place in the standings ahead of their trip to Cardiff City on Friday.
Darren Plant
