Steve Bull: One final push this season for Wolves to end the season well

Out of the two of them, I'd concentrate more on the Brentford game to give the fans at Molineux something to cheer about on the final day of the season.

But Crystal Palace are up first and I don't know whether it's a good or bad thing for Wolves' Tuesday night game if Palace win or lose the FA Cup at the weekend.

Regardless of that, Vitor Pereira and Wolves will not think about the opposition and will focus on themselves going into that game.

Wolves fans are die hard and they will travel in their numbers, so we must give them a performance to be proud of.

We've often struggled against Palace, so now it's time to give them a good game.

The main priority was survival and we've done that easily, but the players must come out all guns blazing in the final two games.

One final push, to reward the fans for the support they have given the team this season and to show them the kind of good start we will make to next season.

Unfortunately, we didn't do that against Brighton and it was a performance that never got going.

You need to put your chances away first because other teams will punish you.

We've been guilty of that in the last two games now, where we haven't been clinical in front of goal and put away our chances.

At 1-0 down you could see the lads' heads go down and if there was a lot more on the game I think you'd see Wolves giving 100 per cent, but instead it looked like an end of the season match.

I thought we had a good chance against the Seagulls but it just didn't happen. The end of the season is here and the lads looked focused on it being over.

But that is when they will get injured, when they take their foot off the gas, so you have to give it 100 per cent until the very last whistle is blown and then you can start relaxing.