2nd March 2004

WOLVES LEGEND Steve Bull insists that points are more important than performances as Wolves head into the final eleven games of the Barclaycard Premiership Season.

Despite winning a point away from home on Saturday, Wolves still find themselves in the bottom three. The point won at the Walkers Stadium on Saturday was enough to move Wolves out of the red for a few hours, but Portsmouth's point against Newcastle pushed Wolves back in to the drop zone.

 Wolves sit on 24 points with a remaining eleven games to go, but Steve Bull believes that it's the points which matter now, not the performances.

"We are reaching the stage of the season when it is points and not performances which matter and Wolves fans will not be moaning if we play poorly for the remainder of the season and finish outside the dreaded bottom three." Said Bull.

There are just 5 points between bottom club Leeds United and 16th place Manchester City whilst Wolves and Portsmouth occupy 18th and 17th respectively, whilst both on 24 points.

"We are still in the bottom three, but only on goal difference and everybody must now gear themselves up for an 11-game sprint to the line. There will be plenty of twists and turns along the way and I still maintain that it will come down to the final game of the season." added Bull.

Source: Shropshire Star.com