That unified front, however, may not include head coach Gary O'Neil who is now under serious threat of losing his job as the club explore options with potential successors.
Candidates are being discussed and shortlists are being finalised, as O'Neil looks likely to lose his job at the same time he has been nominated for November's manager of the month award.
However, the 41-year-old could yet lead the club into Monday's game at West Ham with Wolves yet to decide on a potential replacement.
That, in itself, is far from an ideal scenario. Wolves, a club in turmoil sitting 19th in the Premier League, cannot afford a prolonged limbo.
Wolves have been sounding out potential replacements for some time but the team's short-term resurgence with back-to-back wins meant O'Neil survived the sack.
But now, with the head coach seemingly in an untenable position, Wolves must make a final decision soon.
Ultimately that buck stops with chairman Jeff Shi and Wolves will need a coherent plan on how to proceed in order to avoid relegation this season.
Amid this sensitive situation came a poorly timed - but unavoidable - pre-match press conference on Thursday afternoon.