Steve Bull: Why change a winning Wolves team?
Wolves are winning games and in a good place as they prepare to take on Spurs at Molineux.


Matheus Cunha is a world class player who is very talented, very skilful and scores goals.
But why change something that isn't broken? Leave it as it is. Consistency with the team has provided us with results in the last four games.
Personally, I would have him on the bench on his return from suspension and keep him ready to go if we need him during the game.
This game against Spurs could be the nail in the coffin for the bottom three. If we win it's all over.
I know it's not mathematically done yet, but we do look safe and the sooner we can make it official, the better.
It's going to be a tough game because Ange Postecoglou is getting a lot of stick at the moment from the fans and he'll be desperate to win this game and disrupt our little party.
But I think we're getting stronger and stronger. Fingers crossed we can get a result.
At Christmas we were worried about going down, but look at us now. Football is a strange old game.
We've turned the corner now and we're looking up again.
I was a bit nervous before the Ipswich game because they do play some good football and they beat us at Molineux.
It was always going to be a tough game and I would have taken a draw before kick-off.
Ipswich played very well in the first 20 minutes but our structure and physicality took over control of the game after that.
Pablo Sarabia has been a bit part player this season but he showed how skilful he is when he came on.
Consistency in a side gets you points and he hasn't had consistency this season, but when he does come on he doesn't act like a spoiled kid.
He gave his all and fair play to him for the goal and assist, he deserved it.
Jorgen Strand Larsen scored again and his form is unbelievable. I never doubted him and always said if we gave him the service he would score goals.
Obviously I can't take any credit for this, but when I was at the training ground I told him to be a little bit more greedy and take more shots, rather than passing and looking for the perfect goal.
Watching him over the last few weeks, maybe he has taken that on board!
We showed character to come back from 1-0 down and everything is gelling under Vitor Pereira. You can see what he wants to do with this team.
Hopefully we will only get better for next season.
Meanwhile, the last few tickets are available for my 60th birthday event with Johnny Phillips at University of Wolverhampton at the Wulfrun Hall.
'Bully's big night out' is on May 1, so make sure to get your tickets!
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