There’s absolutely nothing wrong with dreaming big – the problem starts when grief and upset take over if they prove TOO big,

David Moyes is not among those who are claiming our season is over, Instead he continues to feel that we could make it onto that European stage.

And he has made it clear that the point against Brighton might just be the one that makes the difference.

Moyes is a realist and knows it will be tough  but says that the result at Brighton may just be the tipping point which helps us qualify.

And he had great praise for the players who fought to the end to ensure they got a point which may yet prove invaluable.

It’s a hard one to believe but most of us know the game well enough to understand that Noysie may well have nailed it with just a couple of games to be played.

Speaking to www.whufc.com he said:“Getting a point [after falling behind] with six minutes to go was good and the players showed a lot of character to make sure that we earned it. A point might be really important – it could be.

We are frustrated because we’re playing really well but we’re not getting rewarded for it.

The players were playing really well, their football’s improved. I would like that to show fruition by the goals and the last bit [of moves], but we’re not showing that by what we’re doing in the final third of the pitch at the moment.”

And he had a message for the rest of us saying: “My message to everyone associated with the Club is the same: Keep going.

We think we’ve done a lot of good things and we’ll try and keep it going.

We should never have gone a goal down in the first place, but as I said, great credit to the players for coming back.”