To be honest we have been hit with loads of misfortune bar the Wolves game of late. Plenty of penalty appeals turned down, loads of penatlies being given against us, mistakes at the back being punished, deflections falling towards oppostions strikers and Stephen Warnock.
Generally the flip has been with the likes of Ireland, NZogbia, Albrighton, Keane and Gardner of late on the pitch, creating space and opportunity. The flop is when the side is stifled by tactical suicide.
You can point to those good periods as examples of what we're capable of.But then I'm sure most struggling/ relegation threatened sides could say similar. Wolves - who got absolutely annihilated at home to a pretty ordinary Olbiyun side yesterday (and lost to us) had us on the ropes for big period of the game at their place. B-lose went down last year despite giving a team as good as Arsenal a real going over (only a week or so after le Arse had beaten Barcelona). The West Ham side that went down last year beat Liverpool convincingly at home and had a spell from about Jan - March where they actually looked half decent. For a bit. But when you have as many shortcomings as we do, the mistakes more often than not undo any good work, or our bright play only brings us back to parity in a match. A selection containing Wanock, Collins and Dunne is all to often like a 1 or 2 goal handicap.