Wolves legend Steve Bull hopes last season's D-Day was a one-off.
Wolves were in the relegation places after finding themselves 3-0 down to Blackburn and it wasn't until Stephen Hunt's 87th minute goal that they scraped to survival.
Bull told the Sunday Mirror: "The last 15 minutes I had to go outside and watch it on the concourse, then I was in, then I went outside looking at the telly.
"In the end I just got a glass of wine and stood in front of all four tellies watching things unfolding and hoped for the best. I was sad, happy, sad, then finally happy again.
"And what has happened since is another sign that we are progressing in the right way.
"There was a lot of speculation about Kevin Doyle and Matt Jarvis going, but instead we've not only kept them but made good signings like Jamie O'Hara and Roger Johnson.
"That sends a signal for what we are about.
"The teams that have come up will need to strengthen a lot to get where we are already."
