Ryan Mason says Albion are fully prepared to tackle the test of two away games in quick succession this week.
First up, the Baggies visit Norwich City in the Sky Bet Championship on Wednesday night (ko 7.45pm). They then face a quick turnaround for Saturday’s clash at Millwall.
Speaking before Albion’s trip to Carrow Road, the boss explained how his squad will embrace the challenge - while also going through what their week looks like, giving a team news update, and assessing their opponents.
“The games are coming quickly and we have to be ready to win,” said Ryan. “We worked Saturday, and we’ve worked the last few days, so we’ve had enough time to prepare.
“It’s not ideal in terms of having to travel down to Norwich, get back in the early hours, then travel down to Millwall, but that’s why I’ve got a squad. We need everyone, everyone's going to play a part in the next couple of games, and we're looking forward to the challenge.
“We’ve not had any problems since Friday, so we’ve got the same group of players to select from.
“We're in a good place, we really trust what we're doing inside of this football club and I'm sure the results are going to come with it.
“We got some results early, but then also the other night - walking off the pitch having drawn the game - the feeling was we were the superior team. That’s also important.
“Obviously we were disappointed not to win. We fully deserved to, but we didn't. That happens. It’s something that, from experience, you learn from, and next time that we're in that position, hopefully we can smell the blood and make the most of it.
“Norwich is a new game, a new challenge. They're a good team. I've watched a lot of their matches. They’ve got some good individuals, they've got a goalscorer, which is going to be a real threat for us and something we need to try and try and manage.
“At the same time, like every team, they have their strengths and they also have their weaknesses. The challenge for us is to try and exploit that and impose ourselves on the game. We believe in ourselves and we’ll go there trying to get a result.”