"Our goals are clear. We still have a chance, even if it's one per cent, it's still a possibility, so this is our goal. This is how we will take it till the end of the season, and if we have the chance to fight for it, I will be the first in line to do it."
"We will be crazy, and also disrespectful to the club and to the fans, if we speak about what could be next season, because the season is not finished, and we are still involved. This is not just how I am thinking, but it's how all the people around here are thinking."
Wolves have won consecutive league matches against Aston Villa and Liverpool, accumulating 16 points and narrowing the gap to 17th-placed Nottingham Forest to 13 points. Despite the Opta supercomputer giving them no chance of avoiding relegation, midfielder Ladislav Krejci expresses determination to fight for survival until the season ends. Wolves face Brentford on Monday, followed by matches against Leeds United, West Ham, and Tottenham—all teams in relegation contention. Krejci emphasizes the team's commitment to pursuing this slim possibility rather than planning for next season. Meanwhile, Brentford seek European qualification under new manager Keith Andrews, recovering from their FA Cup elimination by West Ham.
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