Burnley boss Sean Dyche has claimed that his side will avoid the drop this season.
The Clarets have just returned from warm weather training in Spain ahead of their home game against Tottenham this weekend and Dyche remains confident the Lancashire club have enough at their disposal to climb out of the relegation zone.
"We've got a clear way of working, we think," he said. "We want it to be successful, we want to win games, we know the challenge has risen this season, of course. Wins have been hard to come by or certainly harder than last season, that's for sure, and a big jump in quality.
"But I think slowly but surely we have been re-focusing on what the job is and we've been learning as we go and I think we're delivering good performances and I have total belief that we will be in the Premier League.
"I don't know what other teams are thinking. I think they know we're willing to give everything to win a game. I think that's well documented and they know the energy and the physical desire of the team and I think behind that, the people who are really in the know, know there is quality there as well and it makes for a good mixture. Now, of course, that's got to win games. I mention it all the time.
"We beat Manchester City but we need more of that; we need to win other games and it's not just good play. Sometimes you need a scratch of luck and a decision to go with you now and again and some of the details behind a performance but we think over time you learn that."
Burnley are currently placed 18th on the Premier League table, one point behind 17th-placed Sunderland.
