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Nuno Espirito Santo enjoys a more lenient weather in Spain.
The Wolf boss who took his team to Marbella for a training camp, returned to the UK Sunday, the day before his clash against Newcastle on Monday.
Meanwhile, Rafa Benitez also plays for Spain, but after the match in Molineux, his team Newcastle no longer has to worry about the draw in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
The wolves, too, are seventh in the Premier League, six days after their meeting with Newcastle. The West Midlands went to Bristol City to try to qualify for the last eight.
It's amazing what a little ambition and investment in the team can help achieve …
Nuno Espirito Santo, praising his opponents, says: "You can see by their recent performances that Newcastle is very organized, very compact and has good players. Very good players. It will be a very difficult match and they will require a lot of us. "
In December, Newcastle United canceled the home game against their opponents on Monday, conceding the winner in the final seconds.
It's not surprising that the Wolves boss saw this moment differently … 'When we have those last-minute special goals that give you so much, like Matt [Doherty] Newcastle is very nice. We know it's very difficult to repeat, but it shows the character of the team. "
The wolves have done well this season, no doubt, but they are very strong and already have five home defeats, including a loss to Watford, Huddersfield and Crystal Palace.
The wolves are not afraid of relegation and can attack the FA Cup and the rest of the season, while Rafa Benitez needs extra points two points from the end of the season.
The Newcastle boss has at least a growing number of options, as he revealed on Friday, only Jonjo Shelvey and Rob Elliot are definitely excluded from this game.
Nuno Espirito Santo in conversation with the official website of the Wolves:
"The warm weather training camp in Marbella has been very good.
"The weather is good and the way the boys work, they are engaged, they are focused. That's why we came to work hard and at the same time strengthen the social bonds we want to create.
"It allows us to spend time together and when we like to be together, that's good. This is good.
"We are working very hard, are very focused and we will be ready for Newcastle.
"This [next Premier League game] is the only goal we have.
"Back in Molineux on Monday against a difficult team, we have to work very hard, improve the things we need to improve and in Molineux with the support of our team, we will try it.
"I love everything about football.
"When we have those special last-minute goals that give you so much, like Matt [Doherty] Newcastle is very nice. We know it's very difficult to repeat, but it shows the character of the team.
"You can see from their recent performances that Newcastle is very organized, very compact and with good players. Very good players.
"It will be a very difficult match and they will ask a lot of us.
"We are very happy, we had some tough matches [recently] and the response of the team has been good, but we know that the most important is the following. We are preparing ourselves for the next one. "
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