Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew won't dwell on their 2-2 draw with Wolves.
He saw his side turn in a disjointed display to surrender a commanding lead.
However, Pardew was not too concerned as he started preparations for next Sunday's eagerly-anticipated derby clash with Sunderland.
"We spoke about it at half-time, that the game wasn't over, because Wolves had fair control of the first half although we got two goals. We never got to grips in that first 20 minutes. Having said that, they were two poor goals we conceded and we should have done a lot better.
"We know what's coming. We are in a great position in the league looking at this fixture - it could be a lot worse. I think we are 10 points ahead (of Sunderland). We will look forward to it. We know they are going to come here with resilience after their result today.
"But we need to be better than we were, and I think we will be, hopefully."Pardew said: "When you are 2-0 up at Newcastle and you are the home team, you have got to win, it's as simple as that.