QPR, Swansea and Norwich sit in mid-table in the Premier League following promotion but Warnock, who takes QPR to Carrow Road on Saturday, knows the landscape can change between now and the end of the season. "We've all acquitted ourselves well, but we're not daft," he said. "We're looking at the bottom three and are hoping to finish above them. "We might talk a load of rubbish about Europe when we have a few good results, but apart from the top six, from Aston Villa down, everyone's in it. "I don't see any breakaways. All season it's going to be lose to them, beat them. It'll be up and down all season. "It's probably the most even division for a long, long time - apart from the top six." QPR have won three times on the road this season, but Warnock believes his side have still been targeted as the source of Norwich's fourth Premier League victory. "Something always happens to us when we go to Norwich, we have to be wary there. We wrongly had a man sent off last year," he said. "The crowd are quite vociferous. We haven't had many things go for us at Norwich over the years. "But it's a great place, I love the club. Norwich have done ever so well, they have some good players. "It's always a good game against them, they're a footballing team and don't know any other way. "They're under pressure and, listening to their comments, they see us as the game they want to win. "We look to win every game and treat nobody differently. We haven't won at Norwich for a while so they'll be feeling buoyant. "We've acquitted ourselves quite well - we could have had more than four away wins if we'd been a little bit lucky. "Some teams in our league won't win three all season away from home, but we've done that already. "It's a great achievement by the boys and that's why we go to Norwich in high spirits." Heidur Helguson is doubtful for the match because of an eye injury and Warnock hopes the Iceland striker will be fit. "Heidur has a massive lump that's now developed into a black eye," he said. "It's the hazard of being a big centre forward. He's been doing ever so well and we don't want to be without him. "You want to leave things alone when they're doing well."
