We were not good enough! Upset Connor concedes relegated Wolves lacked quality
A distraught Terry Connor admitted Wolves were not good enough for the Barclays Premier League after suffering relegation as a result of their 2-0 loss at home to Manchester City.
Connor was clearly upset and holding back the tears in his post-match interview.
He replaced Mick McCarthy at the helm at Molineux but in his time in charge the team have failed to win and relegation was confirmed on Sunday.
Down: Terry Connor could not keep Wolves afloat
He told Sky Sports 1: 'It’s tough - a raw day.
'We knew coming in we had to try and win it - it is raw for the players, staff, supporters and everyone connected to Wolves. It probably will be for a few days.'
Of the fans, he added: 'They were superb today and for the majority of the season they’ve been great.
'Today is a raw, emotional day. I understand they’ll be hurting over the next weeks to come.'
Connor praised the side’s commitment today but he was honest in his assessment of Wolves over the season.
'The lads gave everything over the course of the season,” he said. “It’s obvious we haven’t been good enough.
Not good enough: Connor admitted Wolves lacked quality over the season
'But we need to be competitive in the final three games. We have to show absolute integrity.
'Over 35 games we were not good enough to stay in the league.'
Connor insisted he had no regrets and added: “I’ve been very honest in what I’ve tried to do with players and the club.
'I have nothing to reproach myself from over the last 10 games. The reason we’ve failed today is over 35.
Wolves lost 2-0 at the Molineux Ground to Manchester City
English football club  have been relegated from the  after a 2-0 defeat to . Goals from  and  confirmed the fate of Wolves, ending their three year spell in the top division of English football. Wolves are currently at the bottom of the table with 23 points.

Manager  said to Sky Sports "It’s tough - a raw day. We knew coming in we had to try and win it - it is raw for the players, staff, supporters and everyone connected to Wolves. It probably will be for a few days". He also commented about fans in attendance at the Molineux saying "They were superb today and for the majority of the season they’ve been great. Today is a raw, emotional day. I understand they’ll be hurting over the next weeks to come."

The result also left Manchester City three points behind top of the table Manchester United. Should they defeat Manchester United on April 30 they will top the table on goal difference only. At the other end of the table sit  and  with 30 and 31 points respectively. Just outside of the relegation zone is  and  both on 34 points. 


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