Last Updated: Fri, 21 Mar 2008 14:28
West Brom boss Tony Mowbray has claimed the hectic run in to the end of the season holds no fears for him.
As he prepares his side for the crucial finish to the campaign, starting at Charlton today, Mowbray says the run of nine games with just three at home holds no fears.
"I am just happy to be where we are," said Mowbray.
"We're in a race with other clubs to get out of this league and if we win our games in hand we will go top of the league.
"Why should we have any fears or regrets or unhappiness about where we are.
"We have got no divine right to win this league.
"Every week we see what a tough league it is and we're in a fantastic position with a fantastic opportunity over the next nine games to try to get promotion for our club.
"We should relish that, look forward to it and be delighted that we've got the opportunity.
"A lot of teams in our league would like to be in our position so we should just be positive and push on together.
"Yes, we're disappointed with the two results at home because we would have liked to come out of this week at the top of the table with games in hand.
"But that hasn't been the case and we've got to stick together and keep going and realise we're in a very strong position," he told icbirmingham.