Trevor Sinclair says it is time that the goals started to flow -
starting with the third away game of the week.
"We have to go to Middlesbrough and be as stingy as we have been - and be more creative and clinical up front," says Trevor.
"They will be looking to turn it around and we will have to make sure they don't turn it around against us.
"We are not fearful of anyone and we can go there with confidence after a tough start.
"We put up a good performance at Liverpool even though we got done up there - Michael Owen was the difference between the two teams.
"It will be a tense game because they have not had the best of starts and will be under a bit of pressure.
"Both sides are trying to get their first wins on the board."
Trevor has been subject of interest from Sunderland recently but MD Paul Aldridge confirms:
"Glenn has reiterated to Peter Reid that Trevor is simply not for sale."
The player himself, who has constantly refuted attempts in the media to unsettle him, is concentrating on the task in hand, and adds:
"We have to go and get at them; their confidence might not be at its highest level and the crowd might not be at their most enthusiastic.
"We have to try and quiten the crowd and stake our claim on the game.
"There's a lot of hard work ahead and we have to keep on doing what we are if we can start sticking some chances away we can go on a good run."
"We have to go to Middlesbrough and be as stingy as we have been - and be more creative and clinical up front," says Trevor.
"They will be looking to turn it around and we will have to make sure they don't turn it around against us.
"We are not fearful of anyone and we can go there with confidence after a tough start.
"We put up a good performance at Liverpool even though we got done up there - Michael Owen was the difference between the two teams.
"It will be a tense game because they have not had the best of starts and will be under a bit of pressure.
"Both sides are trying to get their first wins on the board."
Trevor has been subject of interest from Sunderland recently but MD Paul Aldridge confirms:
"Glenn has reiterated to Peter Reid that Trevor is simply not for sale."
The player himself, who has constantly refuted attempts in the media to unsettle him, is concentrating on the task in hand, and adds:
"We have to go and get at them; their confidence might not be at its highest level and the crowd might not be at their most enthusiastic.
"We have to try and quiten the crowd and stake our claim on the game.
"There's a lot of hard work ahead and we have to keep on doing what we are if we can start sticking some chances away we can go on a good run."