Steve Bull: I'm convinced Paul Lambert will get it right at Wolves

It was important to react after the defeat to Cardiff and they've showed a bit of team spirit.

They were two great goals that won the game.

The angle for Helder Costa's strike was tight as, but it flew past the keeper.

And Ivan Cavaleiro did well to keep the ball down and hit the ball true – he could easily have whacked that into row Z.

The team had more of a solid look about it with Carl Ikeme back in goal, Danny Batth and Richard Stearman in defence and then Jack Price and David Edwards ahead of them.

Plus Conor Coady helped shore things up at right back and Doherty was solid on the left.

They managed to weather a bit of a storm at the start of the second half and reliable players can do that.

Then up front it was a bit like the old days of Dicko, Afobe and Sako with a pacey attack that looked to run with the ball.

That's what supporters want to see – players who get them off their feet.

If we can get a steady back four then they can afford to bound forward and attack.

It means we've five points clear of relegation, which is better, although I'd rather be five points off the top!

I'm a realistic person and I don't believe Wolves have got a bad side. We're not in a dreadful position, it's a new era and these things do take time.

I'm convinced that Paul Lambert will get the balance right – fans have just got to be patient.

You'll get the odd blip here and there but he'll get it right. He's recognised where Wolves' problems are and he's starting to fix them.

Bringing in two or three players in January sounds about right, as long as they're good enough.

There's absolutely no point bringing in players to come and sit on the bench week after week – we need people who are going to add quality to the first team.

It was great to see Mike Williamson return to action this week and fingers crossed he stays injury-free.

I've been saying all year that Wolves need extra experience at the back. He can provide that.

It's nice having two home games over Christmas and it would be great to see a decent crowd on Boxing Day.

People will have had enough turkey and chocolates by then so let's all get behind the team!

My book signings have proved so popular that we've put an extra one on by popular demand.

It's happening at the Mander Centre today between 3pm and 7pm. I'm running out of copies so make sure you turn up if you want one!