By james art 
The first half headed goals by defenders Sean Rooney and James Bolton saw Town finishing a double in the league over the saddles.
Wild said, “I’m really pleased. Really pleased with how we started the game and really pleased with the overall application of the players.
“On Saturday (Carlisle’s defeat) we were a 45-minute team and challenged the players to make sure that we had presented a performance that showed what we could do for the full game and felt that we did it.
“I felt that we made this ugly side of the game really well and if we could continue to do this, then we can start gaining even more points and ultimately win a lot more than we lose.”
Wild also paid tribute to his team until he made a whole bunch of changes after the surprising home defeat on Saturday to fight Carlisle.
He said: “As a staff, we discussed yesterday how we can bring impetus to this game and with five matches for (15) days we felt that making changes to the team would revive us a little and that happened.
“We have guys who fuck life and are waiting for the opportunity to start and I told these players to go and show me what they are enrolling for. I felt that they all did this tonight and showed it in abundance, which was just developing forward. “
Wallsol Matt Sadler’s chief wanted to play any concern about a potential collapse in shape.
League leaders have already lost rear matches this season, but Sadler, though disappointed with the presentation of their country, has tried to continue.
“Yes, it’s two defeats in two, but it’s what it is,” he said.
“The terrain was horrible and there was no really much quality football playing on both sides, so you have to rotate your sleeves, which is something we are proud of and something we are good at – but we weren’t and we weren’t and we weren’t We have to go back to that.
“The second half I felt that we came out with a real intention to try to win the game and did it, but unfortunately we couldn’t tear down the door, especially in the first 20 or 25 minutes of half.
“It was not for us today, which is disappointing, but we have to be dusted and go again.
“I always tell players not to get too tall when you win too low when you lose, and so it should be. If someone there thinks it will be straight after we hit the top and open this gap, then they are wrong because they will never be.
“We are a trip team and now we will enjoy our next game on Saturday and we will do our best to answer, as I know we can and have shown throughout the season.”