Kenny Jackett has admitted that it was frustrating to see Wolverhampton Wanderers respond so poorly to their early struggles against Huddersfield Town on Wednesday.
Huddersfield scored three times before the hour mark to take control at Molineux, and Jackett could not hide his disappointment after Wolves were eventually beaten 3-1.
"We started very well, had chances and looked in control, but I was disappointed with our response to those goals, whether we deserved to be behind or not," the Wolves boss told reporters.
"Our attitude and body language looked shell-shocked. We didn't keep playing the same way and it knocked us too much. I am looking for a better reaction. It took us too long."
Wolves will look to recover from the defeat when they host Wigan Athletic on Saturday afternoon.
Written by
Callum Mulvihill
Callum Mulvihill
