Steve Bull: Wolves are improving and now it's time to get back to winning ways

It would be lovely to have four points going into the international break.

We have no reason to be afraid and should take all the positives from the last two games into this Brighton fixture.

The Seagulls can be all or nothing - either brilliant or not the best - and I'm hoping it's the latter!

We need to turn up at our best on the day and show the fans we are improving.

A win would be huge for the players and would give them another confidence boost going into some massive games after the international break against Sunderland and Burnley.

Sunderland have started very well and adapted quickly to the Premier League, but hopefully their bubble will burst.

But we have to be consistent to get out of trouble and we put in a good performance against Everton in the Carabao Cup and took that into Spurs.

You can see the snowball effect coming and the Wolves fans can see now that we're not far away. I still have full faith in Vitor Pereira to get us back to winning ways.

It will take some more time, but you can see the progression in the side in the last two games and we're heading in the right direction.

It was heartbreaking to concede the equaliser so late at Spurs because we played very well and Pereira's half-time changes stopped Spurs playing, particularly down the flanks and we got our goal.

Joao Palhinha's finish for Spurs was very good, unfortunately, but it's one of those things. We have a point on the board now and that will give the lads a boost of confidence to go into the next game.

The competition for places is brilliant and lots of players stepped up against Spurs. Pereira is not scared to drop players and the team responded to that.

You have to put that disappointment behind you and focus on Brighton and the big games coming up. 

We have to start picking points up, and there's no better place to do it than at home, but it will be tough.