Johnson, a free transfer signing from Leeds over the summer, insists the squad are only focused on the positives despite a tough start to the season. "The gaffer knows we have made a mistake and now we have to come back from it," said Johnson, who was just off target with a rising 20-yard drive in the second half against West Brom on Sunday. "He cannot fault our effort or commitment, we have that in abundance. "We will continue to create chances and it will all come off for us sooner or later." Johnson added: "We are not getting our heads down about it. "Points are lost, but now we have to get back up against for Saturday when we will be at Bolton, which is going to be another tough game - however, no game is going to be easy in the Premier League. "Hopefully we can get the result."
