Steve Bull: Rob Edwards is improving Wolves every week

He's got them working hard throughout the thirds and you can see the lads are responding to that.

It was another clean sheet against Newcastle, which was a huge positive, as we haven't seen many this season.

We have been better at the back under Edwards, that is very clear.

Neither side could find the winning moment, which would have frustrated both teams, but I thought Newcastle had the better chances and looked more likely to score.

But we're still improving and Edwards is getting the base of what his team will look like next season.

Jorgen Strand Larsen is attracting a lot of interest and is unlikely to be here next season, but I'd be gutted to see him leave this month.

He's had a lot of critics recently, but as a fellow striker I know what it's like up there and if it's not going your way, or you're not getting the service, you get frustrated.

That hasn't stopped him from working his socks off, but I still think he comes too deep when he needs to do most of his work behind the defenders.

If the service into him can reflect that, he will score more goals for Wolves, for as long as he is here.

Wolves will need to bring some players in if we have more departures, but Edwards knew when he took the job what it would mean in the transfer window.

I hope they give him something to work with and don't weaken the side. Taking that confidence and momentum into next season will be important.

The next test against Manchester City is very difficult, however.

They are a brilliant side that can turn the screw any time they want.

I've seen their last two games and the teams that have pressed them have won the game. Teams that sit back, City walk all over them and play between them.

I'd like to see Wolves play on the front foot and press City because under pressure they give silly fouls away and start getting clumsy.

If you pressure teams like that, they don't know what's hit them.