Steve Bull: The Championship rebuild starts now for Wolves

Adam Armstrong is one that can score goals in the Championship, so he's a very good addition to the squad, ready for next year.

But you never know, it might click for him now and he'll show the Southampton fans that he can play in the Premier League.

We also saw Jorgen Strand Larsen's departure, which was no surprise.

When he was at the club he did well and he would have scored more goals this season if he got the service.

He's moved on now, so I wish him all the best and thank him for his time at the club. I'm sure he'll have fond memories of his time at Wolves.

The Bournemouth game would have been frustrating for Rob Edwards, considering the way he put the team out and I thought he gave it a good go.

Some people might be surprised by this, but I thought it was one of the better performances this season.

We played as a team, not individuals, and it wasn't for a lack of trying - we just didn't put our chances away in front of goal!

If you look at all the statistics, we outdid them in every single one, apart from goals scored.

It was all down to the finishing and we lacked a touch of class, but if the performance is a sign of things to come then I'll take that all day long.

Tolu Arokodare, in particular, had a few chances. You won't get many in the Premier League and you have to put one away.

In front of goal, that is your bread and butter as a striker, to put the ball in the net.

Chelsea are up next and they have a lot of quality.

But we have to get behind the players and the club. We know relegation is likely, so go to the game to enjoy yourself, have a beer and a pie and enjoy the game.

Just keep supporting our great club and enjoy every moment of Premier League football.

The fans travel in all sorts of weather and pay their money to watch the club they love.

All the players have to do is give 100 per cent and the fans will get behind them.