Steve Bull: It takes time but Wolves will improve

Fingers crossed the players have all come back refreshed, fit and healthy.

Vitor Pereira has also had time to look at his tactics, consider any changes and look to move Wolves forward over the next few weeks and months.

It's been a tough start but there are some positives from the games we've played. Once we iron out our vulnerabilities I think we have the makings of a good side.

We saw it last year when Vitor came in and had to reshape everything, and he got it right. I think he'll do the same again and it just takes time.

There are some big games coming up against the three promoted teams in the next six games, but we cannot look beyond the next one against Newcastle.

I've watched their last few games and after losing some key players, I genuinely think they will be down there with us this season.

I think it's a good opportunity for us to get three points on the board. Don't give them too much respect and at least get something out of the game, it's down to Vitor and his players now.

I hope that includes Jorgen Strand Larsen and we will have him back playing as soon as possible.

We also have our new striker in Tolu Arokodare and competition is great, but why can't we also play two up front as well?

What is wrong with mixing it up and using long balls as well as short balls? Nothing!

You can score a goal within two seconds or two minutes, we've just complicated the game too much and the old fashioned two centre forwards can still be useful and I would do it.

Two big lads up front for Wolves could be exciting and dangerous.

Finally, I wanted to say a huge well done to everyone that ran in the Wolverhampton marathon raising money for lots of good causes.