Luke Chambers has no doubt that Town will pull clear of relegation trouble and be playing in the Championship again next season.
The central defender, who faced a similar struggle for survival with previous club Nottingham Forest last season, declared: "I’m 100 per cent confident.
"I think we have some tremendous players at the club and I think we have shown since the manager came in that we can be a very decent team in this division.
"It’s just about taking our chances when they come and at certain times in the game, if you manage to get a chance to go 2-0 up, I think that kills the game for us.
"While it’s 1-0 there is always a chance that teams can get back into it. We need to be a little bit savvier and a little bit stronger in our approach to set pieces.
"We conceded from one at Blackburn last week and that was very, very disappointing in a game we felt we should have definitely got something from.”
Chambers has urged his team-mates to pay as little attention as possible to the other teams locked in the scramble for safety.
He added: "If you want to get caught up in what’s happening around us — other teams winning and looking at the table — you can. But we’ve got enough quality in our dressing room.
"We shouldn’t have any problems getting ourselves out of the trouble we are in. I think we just need to keep focusing and keep doing what we’ve been doing since the manager came in, and I’m sure we will be alright.”