West Bromwich Albion hitman Peter Odemwingie is looking at picking up points at home as a means of a top ten finish when the season ends. The Baggies currently have only one win in their last seven attempts and sitting 15th with 26 points.
At home they have managed to lose eight games at The Hawthorns this season.
"We will remain positive as we are playing well and we're not doing too badly in the table, we are six points clear of the relegation zone.
"The head coach found it difficult to say anything on Saturday, he said that he doesn't know what to say, we tried to create the chances and were unlucky.
"He also said he believes we are good enough to be in the top ten and, of course, if we can change our home form, we can get there.""We need to ask ourselves what is happening in our home games and maybe we'd prefer to have a good home record and lose away games, which is more normal," the Nigerian international told the club's official website.
