Steve Bull: Wolves must stay focused and end the season in style

But Wolves cannot afford to do that, they must start sharp and give the fans something to cheer about.

Those fans stuck with the team when we were in the relegation zone at Christmas and deserve a good end to the season now we're safe.

Let's finish these three games - with two of them at home - in style.

Brighton are a good team and have often been a thorn in our side, so now it's our turn to give them a good game.

It's amazing how it has turned around under Vitor Pereira and I would back us to get a result against anyone.

If we'd carried on with the same manager at Christmas, we'd have gone down. It had gone stale and it needed something fresh.

Vitor has come in and put his own stamp on Wolves and is going from strength to strength.

He has the backing of all the fans and we're only getting better.

That is despite our winning run coming to an end against Manchester City last week.

It was an admirable performance and in the first 25 minutes we had them on the ropes.

I was pulling my hair out with the chances we missed and if we had scored the first goal it would have been a totally different game altogether.

A touch of class in front of goal was the difference on the day and Kevin De Bruyne, who is a good player and a great goalscorer, put it away.

But Wolves should have been 1-0 or 2-0 up before that.

We missed Jorgen Strand Larsen but we still had two chances that we had to score.

I couldn't believe Jean-Ricner Bellegarde tried to pass to Marshall Munetsi, why didn't he shoot?

We have to learn to be more clinical in front of goal because chances can be hard to come by in the Premier League.

At the other end, Emmanuel Agbadou has been absolutely unbelievable.

It took him a few weeks to get into the swing of things and now he's rock solid. He has all the right attributes and the three centre-backs are all complementing each other.

Matt Doherty and Toti Gomes, alongside Agbadou, have also been brilliant.