Wolves striker Hwang Hee-chan has lavished praise on manager Gary O'Neil this weekend.

The South Korean striker believes that O'Neil has made everyone at the club better.

Wolves earned an impressive 2-1 away win against Tottenham in the Premier League.

Post-game, Hee-chan stated: When the season first started, the manager had just come in and had a period where he was trying to build a strong team.

I feel he has made us a great team and we are getting better with every game.

The team is well drilled to the manager's tactics and I feel the results are following due to those efforts. This match gave us the confidence that we will become even better and gives us a clear idea on where we aim to head."

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