Rob Green

Thanks very much.

West Ham are out of the bottom three in the Premier League.

Their place has been taken by Tottenham, but for Wolves, they're still looking for their first away win of the season.

Rob Edwards is with Jonny Phillips.

Well, the other thing that that defeat means is that should Wolves lose next weekend and other results go against them, they could be relegated that early from what's been a long and difficult season for them.

And because of the way that they're playing, because of the sort of mini revival, if you like, that they've seen under Rob Edwards, the improvements that they've seen under Rob Edwards, are they now a more attractive proposition if they try to bring in new players over the summer to replace the ones that, as Jamie said, that other clubs are going to be looking at?

Well, it certainly paints a fantastic picture for Nuno Espirito Santo.

He's with Johnny Phillips.

Well, Nuno knows that there is still a lot of work to be done.

But if we want to talk about momentum coming into this final stage of the season, only four teams have won more points over the last 11 games than West Ham.

And they seem to have knitted together extremely well under him.

Is it that balance between Nuno and his very practical approach, his quite defensive, very organised approach, and having those creative players at the top that we know about?

But is it a different mentality?

If you bring in players who think they're going to be challenging, for example, for European places, and then you're asking them to fight in a relegation fight.

But it is only a significant win for West Ham if results go their way this weekend.

And it does keep them outside the bottom three.

And there is still a lot of football to be played over the next couple of days.

Saturday night football is more concerned at the other end of the table with Liverpool against Fulham.

Five o'clock on Sky Sports Premier League for all the build-up to that one.

And then the Super Sunday build-up begins at 12.30pm.