RADI Majewski admits it is hard to explain how Nottingham Forest have gone six matches without a win.
But the upbeat Polish international says all that matters is getting back to the form which helped the Reds to win six games in a row before their recent stutter in form.
Forest head to Millwall today knowing that they need three points if they are to have any hope of securing a top-six finish.
Majewski says there is little point dwelling on where things have gone wrong in recent weeks – and insists Billy Davies' side must instead just focus on rediscovering their best performance levels.
"It is strange (the recent run without a win), but that is football. It is tough to explain," said Majewski.
"It is difficult to explain how or why we won six games in a row just after we had lost to Bristol City.
"After winning those six games, we drew against Brighton and somebody said a good word to me; a good way of explaining things. They said that we had a little 'cough'.
"It is so difficult to explain. We are doing the same things as we were doing when we were on a roll.
"We are doing the same things, we are confident.
"We just feel we have been unfortunate in the last few games.
"It is difficult to explain why we have lost points and also why we have won some games. We can still put ourselves into the top six, we just have to look forward to the Millwall game.
"We will worry about everything else once we have got that win against Millwall, hopefully."
Majewski says Forest must just make sure they find their form now, when it matters most, in the final two games against Millwall and Leicester City. Forest know they need to win both games if they are to return to the top six.
"All we can worry about is doing the things that have made us good in the past," he said.
"We want to put ourselves back into the top six and we know we can do that if we win the next two games."
