Steve Bull: Wolves must ‘lick their wounds’ after crazy Birmingham draw

There was one after another. We started the game well and got the goal to go ahead, then went ahead again, but we let a stupid goal in and I couldn’t get my head around it.

There was no communication, no one looking where the defender or goalkeeper was - it was a schoolboy error.

Birmingham then had their tails up and dominated the game for a good 30 or 40 minutes after that.

So, in the end, it was a good point because they dominated so much towards the latter stages. But Wolves could have nicked it at the end when Adam Armstrong had that tap-in. I would have put the mortgage on him to score that all day long!

But these things happen. We’ve got to lick our wounds and bring on Sheffield United now.

Wolves have signed Bertrand Trader. I think he is a good player. Having seen him at Villa, I think he could be a blessing in disguise. Cesar wants a position covered whenever he can, and he will be a good addition to the side.

Jose Sa has also signed a new deal, and the more players you can secure, the better. It’s a long, hard season and if players are dwelling on their situation in January, they might not be able to give you 100 per cent.

So, for me, the more you can keep, the better.

I think we need to go to Sheffield United and repair our wounds. It’s another early lunchtime game and they are used to it, so hopefully we can go up there and give the fans something to cheer about.

We have a brilliant set of supporters, both home and away, and they will be there in their thousands making some noise. Let’s give them something to sing about.

You take each game as it comes, and this is the one Wolves have got to get out of the way first. Get a win at Sheffield, get back into the top three, and then we can go fighting against Everton afterwards.

But I’m not worried about the Everton game. The big one in everyone’s eyes is the game against West Brom, and if we can go into that one with a win under our belts against Sheffield United, it will give the players a lot of confidence.