Kenny Jackett sets Wolves 50-point target
Kenny Jackett today set Wolves an ambitious new-year target of 50 more points to stay in the hunt for automatic promotion.
Second-placed Wolves go into tomorrow's visit of Leyton Orient trailing the O's on goal difference.
Tomorrow's Molineux collision marks the halfway stage of the campaign, with both teams seeking the three points to take them to 50.
And head coach Jackett believes they need to at least double their tally in the second half of the season to remain in contention to reach the Championship.
"Whoever gets the automatic promotion places are going to have to get 90-odd points," he said.
"We're pleased to be up to 47 points and we have the chance to get up to 50.
"If we can do that by the turn of the year, that would be fantastic going into January.
"We have to then get the best part of 50 points in the new year."
Jackett warned his players of Orient's goal threat, with the Londoners having bagged a division-best 47.
"They've got goals in them, particularly right across their front four," he said.
"I've been very impressed by what Russell Slade has done there, as I am with a number of sides at the top who are really going for it.
"Orient have good players and a good manager."