That’s much more like it. A great performance rewarded by a great result. It’s not great to have to make up for slipping up against the bottom half teams with unexpected wins against the top half. But it is kind of fun when you get them.

Spurs didn’t look like a team with top four pretensions on the day, but let’s not let that diminish the achievement – Wolves did look like a team with a serious intent, and more importantly belief, to stay in this League. Dave Jones looked pleased to be back in the starting line up, and we should be pleased to see him. Hahnemann wasn’t called on for shop-stopping heroics, but did all that was asked of him confidently, inspiring a vital confidence in the players in front of him. Doyle was as magnificent as ever, Jarvis looked threatening and produced a good cross for the goal, new boy Guedioura produced a good show to build on Sunday’s substitute appearance, and the team performance all round was enough to set Molineux grinning for once.

A double over Dirty ‘Arry’s boys to lift Wolves out the relegation zone. Doesn’t get much better than that.