West Brom with a nod to Easter in their two bank holiday comebacks

To be honest, in different scenarios, they have done it twice.

At Millwall, Albion might not have looked dead and buried but they certainly didn't look like they were going to get anything from the game.

Until Grady Diangana was upended in the box, they looked to be heading for more misery at The Den.

And when Mileta Rajovic tapped in a second for Watford on Monday, it looked again like Albion were beaten.

But despite them being rightly criticised for two off colour displays - you have to give full credit for their fightback.

First Brandon Thomas-Asante lashed home out of nothing - and then Darnell Furlong rifled one into the top corner to earn a point.

They did look done to be honest. They were off colour, lacked concentration and quality and gave the ball away time and time again.

But they found a way, and that is exactly what Carlos Corberan has instilled in this Albion side.

They have a will but not only a will to fight but a will to get back into it, and they have done it a number of times this season.

And these two points that they have dug in to rescue over Easter could well be the difference come the end of the campaign.

He will be less than impressed with some individual displays, and he won't be happy with the amount of mistakes and unforced errors that came from his side.

But the steely determination is something that will have delighted him and sometimes in a tight run in where a number of sides are battling for the play-offs, that is arguably the one trait that needs to rise to the top.

And it did, both on Friday and on Monday.

A side point to this and something that went through my mind earlier in the game, when we were 2-0 down, was have some of these players turned up thinking the job is done?

Maybe, some performances seemed that way. However, I am sure they will be under no illusions with Corberan in their ear that it isn't over.

They've edged closer, with the results for Coventry and Preston, but it isn't job done.

However, with more of that grit and determination and a little bit more quality in the coming weeks, it might not be far away.