enough points -- a magnificent achievement," he said. "If I'm able to achieve that this season I'll be absolutely delighted. All credit to the players. They've responded really well. We knew it was probably the most important area - that we had to make sure we were a harder team to play against, and then look for your quality to score goals." Hughton accepts the next challenge is to try and carry greater potency going forward, but the City boss knows Manchester United will test Norwich's new-found resolve this weekend at Carrow Road. "We'll need all that momentum and all the defensive qualities we have shown recently, and more, to get something," he said. "They don't come any tougher than that, even at home, but we are certainly better going into that for being on the run we are on. The players are the ones who have worked hard and who accepted the poor results before was not them - they are better than that. "Maybe we have lost a bit of the attacking flair as a result of being more solid but it is hard for us to be the finished article and be as good as the big teams at both ends. Possibly we have had to sacrifice a little bit of that, but we are still getting into some good areas. The next stage is to remain as solid and create the opportunities on top of that." You`re right about BJ getting into scoring positions, Dobbino. Somebody