 Mowbray's still confident of automatic promotion |
West Bromwich Albion boss Tony Mowbray is refusing to panic despite seeing his side slip out of the automatic promotion places in the Championship. Albion have taken just five points from the last possible 15 and are fourth.
"There's no need to be concerned. We are a decent side and there's a long way to go," Mowbray told BBC WM.
"I didn't get too excited when we were top of the table so I'm not getting too upset when we're outside the top two. There are a lot of points to play for."
 | If we can find some consistent form in the run-in, we'll be fine |
The Baggies' current stumble in form has rekindled memories of what happened to them last season when they had to settle for a play-off place after looking good for a top-two finish.
Their promotion bid failed at the last hurdle with defeat in the final to Derby at Wembley, but Mowbray is urging the supporters not to get too negative.
"The fans have been fantastic all season and we have to stick together.
"We were top with ten games to go last season and missed out but if we can find some consistent form in the run-in, we'll be fine."
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