Difficult to tell. They were there for the taking which is the frustrating thing but we just looked toothless up front.

The answer is we don't know. If by any chance we do go down you could probably look at a number of games where we might have got a win or a draw that might have saved us - Bournemouth with Bentekes missed penalty, losing at Burnley after dominating the game etc.

However, not losing is always good for morale.

Given their last two results with Liverpool and Arsenal, that point at Swansea now looks a good one.

WH did not look ropey at all last night despite their injuries. They also put 10 men behind the ball when we were attacking constantly for part of the second half. Moyes has set them up well defensively and probably also told them to go and kick us about a bit (which we do not cope well with) and in that respect we didn't get a lot of help from the ref.

I was reasonably pleased with the point regardless of the circumstances and see our 2 home games against Newcastle and Brighton as being the ones we need to attack all out to win.

Hopefully it won't go to the last game against WBA with us needing a win. There will be other opportunities to pick up away wins along the way and we might suprise a couple of the top 6 at home as well. Given the number of teams in the mix I am not overly worried about our chances of staying up.

True, but don't you think the Spammers are feeling the same way?

They had 11 on the field that looked pretty decent to me. Yes, deeper squad than ours without a doubt, but we have our own injury issues before and during the match and that is why a point away is not a bad result at all.