Steve Bull: Wolves have an opportunity to maintain some momentum

Wolves have a good chance on Sunday against Crystal Palace to continue this new-found momentum.

The Eagles are struggling at the moment and are digging in. We can go there, get something from the game and keep some momentum going from the last two games, ahead of some big matches coming up.

If we can maintain this positivity, we are capable of getting results and the Palace game is a good opportunity.

Every fan wants to beat the Derby record low points tally and avoid the label of being the worst ever Premier League side - but more than that, it's about having pride and fighting for the fans and the club.

It was a nice moment at Molineux against Arsenal to get a point in that fashion on Wednesday evening.

It was a game of two halves and if we had started it the way we finished it, we might have won it!

We have to stop sitting back and giving teams too much respect, because they will punish us, but we showed some spirit and fought back. What a moment for the teenager Tom Edozie, too.

If we'd had another 10 minutes we'd have taken the game to them and got all three points as Arsenal were gone.

But it was a good point, a good moment for the fans, and we need to kick on from here.

Looking back at the weekend, in my opinion, the Grimsby game probably shouldn't have been played! You couldn't pass the ball 10 yards without being in a puddle and the players were sliding everywhere.

But we had to do it back in my day and the players went out there in a good frame of mind, in difficult conditions, and did a professional job to come away with the win.

The fans had something to cheer about, which was brilliant, and we have an opportunity to give them something positive with an FA Cup run.

Liverpool at home is obviously a tough game in the fifth round, but maybe it will work in our favour playing them twice in the space of a few days, if they decide to make some changes for the cup.

But we have to give it a good go, regardless of the team Liverpool play, as we dream of Wembley.

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