Goalscorer Liam Gibbs was feeling positive after Tuesday evening's win over Derby County, attributing his goal to head coach Philippe Clement and his teammates.
"A massive result, I think we all said in the changing room before the game, 'this is a big one'.
"We don't want to get to ahead of ourselves of what could be at the end of the season, we just want to get as many points as possible and then whatever happens happens at the end, we'll look at it then.
"We put a lot on the game, put a lot of effort into it, so to come away with the three points was absolutely massive.
"There were some big saves at the end there from Vlad just to keep us in the game, so really, really good team performance."
On how it felt to score the winner, Gibbs said: "Oh, it was massive.
"It was a long time coming to score, score at home and in front of that end, it is massive for me and I was just, I didn't really know what to do.
"I was so happy, the celebration just came naturally and all the boys were buzzing for me as well; it was a really special moment for me."
Paris Maghoma was the supplier for both goals in the game, with Gibbs giving his thanks to the winger for the assist.
"He's just one of those players that he's just got that bit of flair, that bit of magic where you never really know what's going to happen and then he just comes out with something magical and he obviously gave me gave me the pass and then I was able to put it away. So, thanks to him for the assist!
"I think the confidence definitely comes from the manager, I think he's trying to instil that in us just to go out there and we have to enjoy it and give everything.
"You naturally enjoy playing by winning games; you come in, the changing room's absolutely buzzing every time you win a game.
"The more games you win, the more positive the vibes are and we'll just go in with it.
"Momentum is on our side at the moment, so if we keep winning games, like I said, we'll just see what the season looks like at the end."