Hull City must put recent turmoil behind hen they face Stoke at the KC Stadium this weekend.
The Tigers continue to languish inside the Premier League relegation zone, with only two victories to their name so far this season.
Five defeats in seven outings has piled the pressure on boss Phil Brown, leading to sustained reports that he could be the next top flight manager for the chop.
Brown remains upbeat, though, and will have his troops ready for action on Sunday lunchtime.
Hull have, however, failed to overcome the Potters in their last six meetings and failed to win any of their five games in November 12 months ago.
At that time they sat sixth in the table, with 20 points, seven points clear of Stoke.
How times change, with Tony Pulis' side now boasting an eight-point advantage over their weekend opponents.
They have suffered only one defeat in six outings and have come unstuck away from home just once this term - at Anfield.
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Things could be so much better though, with the Potters having thrown away nine points from leading positions this season.
Had they been able to hang on in those fixtures they would currently be joint-second alongside Manchester United.
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