Roberto Di Matteo insists West Brom's only goal this season is to finally end their yo-yo existence between the Championship and Premier League.
The Baggies are in their best ever Premier League position at this stage of a season - 11th - and have already accumulated 22 points.
It is in stark contrast to their constant battles against relegation after previous promotions and has included a win at Arsenal and a draw away to Manchester United.
But Di Matteo has his feet firmly on the ground ahead of the Boxing Day clash with Bolton at the Reebok Stadium.
He said: "There are no expectations on the team. We have one target this year, to stop being a yo-yo club.
"We are pleased with the points we have now but we want more.
"We've had a positive run this season and a negative run and who knows what's going to happen next.
"I try to stay level-headed. We need to not get too negative if things aren't going well or too over-excited if we are doing well.
"There is no points target. We just want to be as successful as we can and see where we remain at the end.
"Hopefully we will have enough points to remain in the Premiership."
Di Matteo admits the positive reaction to being beaten 6-0 at champions Chelsea on the opening day of the season was crucial.
He said: "It could have easily gone the other way after a setback like that.
"But the players responded so well to that defeat.
"It was a difficult game and, yes, we had a difficult week after it, but the players were so positive."
Di Matteo played down the significance of the demanding Christmas and New Year programme in the context of the whole campaign.
He said: "If you're not in a good position at Christmas, then this period wouldn't mean much.
"Equally, if you're not good after Christmas then it hasn't made the season for you.
"The importance of the Christmas period is that you have so many games in a short period of time.
"That stretches squads and demands that you have a good squad.
"But you need to be good before (Christmas) and good afterwards, otherwise there is no point."
Di Matteo admits Bolton are now "easier on the eye" under Owen Coyle and is full of admiration for their efforts this season in challenging for a top six spot.
He said: "Bolton have been excellent. They have having a fantastic season so far. They have been very good.
"We can't compare ourselves to them because they have been in the Premier League for about 10 years now and they have had a lot of time to build on their success.
"But they have done very well this season. Owen Coyle has changed them a little bit so they are a bit easier on the eye.
"They have been very effective and he has got Johan Elmander to score goals this year, which is the first real season he has done so, and that has made a big difference.
"If you have a goalscorer in your team, that's good, and Kevin Davies still scores his fair share of goals, so if you have two goalscorers in your team that makes a big difference."
Di Matteo is hopeful key midfielder Chris Brunt will have recovered from a groin problem in time to face the Trotters.
With striker Peter Odemwingie having overcome his calf problem, it means long term injury victim Jonas Olsson is the only likely absentee.
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Roberto Di Matteo insists West Brom's only goal this season is to finally end their yo-yo existence between the Championship and Premier League.
The Baggies are in their best ever Premier League position at this stage of a season - 11th - and have already accumulated 22 points.
It is in stark contrast to their constant battles against relegation after previous promotions and has included a win at Arsenal and a draw away to Manchester United.
But Di Matteo has his feet firmly on the ground ahead of the Boxing Day clash with Bolton at the Reebok Stadium.
He said: "There are no expectations on the team. We have one target this year, to stop being a yo-yo club.
"We are pleased with the points we have now but we want more.
"We've had a positive run this season and a negative run and who knows what's going to happen next.
"I try to stay level-headed. We need to not get too negative if things aren't going well or too over-excited if we are doing well.
"There is no points target. We just want to be as successful as we can and see where we remain at the end.
"Hopefully we will have enough points to remain in the Premiership."
Di Matteo admits the positive reaction to being beaten 6-0 at champions Chelsea on the opening day of the season was crucial.
He said: "It could have easily gone the other way after a setback like that.
"But the players responded so well to that defeat.
"It was a difficult game and, yes, we had a difficult week after it, but the players were so positive."
Di Matteo played down the significance of the demanding Christmas and New Year programme in the context of the whole campaign.
He said: "If you're not in a good position at Christmas, then this period wouldn't mean much.
"Equally, if you're not good after Christmas then it hasn't made the season for you.
"The importance of the Christmas period is that you have so many games in a short period of time.
"That stretches squads and demands that you have a good squad.
"But you need to be good before (Christmas) and good afterwards, otherwise there is no point."
Di Matteo admits Bolton are now "easier on the eye" under Owen Coyle and is full of admiration for their efforts this season in challenging for a top six spot.
He said: "Bolton have been excellent. They have having a fantastic season so far. They have been very good.
"We can't compare ourselves to them because they have been in the Premier League for about 10 years now and they have had a lot of time to build on their success.
"But they have done very well this season. Owen Coyle has changed them a little bit so they are a bit easier on the eye.
"They have been very effective and he has got Johan Elmander to score goals this year, which is the first real season he has done so, and that has made a big difference.
"If you have a goalscorer in your team, that's good, and Kevin Davies still scores his fair share of goals, so if you have two goalscorers in your team that makes a big difference."
Di Matteo is hopeful key midfielder Chris Brunt will have recovered from a groin problem in time to face the Trotters.
With striker Peter Odemwingie having overcome his calf problem, it means long term injury victim Jonas Olsson is the only likely absentee.
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The text is a news article discussing West Brom's performance in the Premier League and their manager Roberto Di Matteo's comments on the team's goals and challenges.

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