Tony Pulis hailed a great result after Stoke came from behind to beat Wolves and made it four league wins on the bounce.
Stoke boss delighted after Potters battle back to win again
Stoke boss Tony Pulis hailed a great result after the Potters came from behind to beat Wolves and made it four league wins on the bounce.
Wolves took the lead via a Stephen Hunt penalty on 17 minutes after Jonathan Woodgate had brought down Matthew Jarvis in the box.
Woodgate, who was playing at right-back and was already on a yellow card before the penalty award, was replaced soon afterwards by Jermaine Pennant and the Potters improved.
They equalised when Robert Huth's effort took a huge deflection off Kevin Doyle before Peter Crouch headed the winner with 20 minutes to play.
Pulis told
Sky Sports: "It's a great result for us. For the first 20 minutes Wolves absolutely murdered us, they were all over us and we never got going at all.
Bit fortunate
"We were a little bit fortunate with one or two incidents that could have led to other goals, but after that I thought we came into the game and we were the better side from that point onwards."
The Stoke boss defended his decision to replace Woogate, who usually plays at centre-back and had been run ragged by Jarvis.
He added: "I decided that that was the right thing to do - you've got to make decisions like that as a manager and that's what I've done.
"I thought from that point onwards we came more and more into the game. We missed some good chances, good opportunities.
"We're a very, very fit team and the lads work really hard for one another and with our great support - we had fantastic support here today - it was a great result."
