Wolves manager Mick McCarthy is under no illusions about the current situation his side finds itself it.
The Molineux club sit 19th on the Premier League table amidst a winless run of nine matches and the boss knows that unenviable streak has to stop if they want to get their season back on track.
But McCarthy says there is no wonderful way of making that happen as he prepares for tomorrow's trip to QPR.
"I've had a magic formula here for five years. I got us up, kept us up, it's been great, but it's not something you can click your fingers and change it.
"It really just demands hard work, a performance, don't make any mistakes and don't get beaten in the first instance. That would be a good starting point.
"If I've got an instant remedy for it, it would have been done and sorted out so we need a response don't we?
"The club need a response from me, from the team, from the group of players, so that we can get a result.""There's no magic formula for it, there really isn't," McCarthy said. "We've just got to go down there and try to win the game, as we've done all season.
