Yesterday was hardly a good day, but the experiences of the last few weeks tell us not to panic, even if time is running short. I felt before the Brentford game that if we got ten points from the fifteen available in a run of five matches against sides in the bottom the table would look a lot better: That's still an achievable target. It'd be nice to get into the habit of winning soon though.
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