Wolves legend Steve Bull feels many players are playing for their futures in the final games of the season.
Wolves meet Aston Villa in the Black Country derby later today.
Bull wrote for the Express & Star: "They'll be changes in the summer, comings and goings, and I would imagine most players at the club now would want to stay.
"They'll need to roll their sleeves up and prove why they should be here and in the Wolves team next season.
"Some players have to show their worth for next season. It's a big few weeks for them. There's four games left for some of their careers, either at Wolves or in the Premier League.
"Looking back on the defeat to Brighton, I felt sorry for the fans that had travelled down there. It was a poor performance and the first I've seen like that for many years.
"They couldn't get anywhere near Brighton and in 20 minutes it was all over. After that it was about preserving some respect and dignity.
"It was a strange game. I kept closing my eyes and shaking my head it looked like 11 strangers playing together.
"But they have to forget it now and look to the future. It's in the past. They have to lick their wounds now and go again."