Wanderers climbed to the heady heights of seventh in the Premier League after coming from behind the beat Aston Villa 3-2 at the weekend. However, Steinsson, who made his comeback from a knee injury in that match, is aware that the Trotters are still only ten points clear of the relegation places. "It was good to be back with the boys and I look forward to the rest of the season," the Icelandic defender told The Bolton News. "It was stop-start around Christmas until now with injuries. But it's more enjoyable when we are doing well instead of scrapping at the bottom of the table. "I felt confident at 2-1 we would come back. It was one of those afternoons when you had incredible belief that you just weren't going to lose. "We have tremendous belief in each other, our fans are backing us and we believe anything is possible. We can move this club even further. "When it goes so well, you just want more. We have to be optimistic but we can't get too carried away. A couple of bad results and you are back in it. So, we have to enjoy it while we can."
