Source: Team_Talk
Blues boss wary of complacency
The Blues are unbeaten in six matches with their 2-0 victory over leaders Wolves strengthening their chances of avoiding the play-offs.[LNB]On first appearances bottom club Charlton should provide little resistance but although they appear doomed to relegation, McLeish fears they may put a late run together.[LNB]"Our players should feel good about themselves after the Wolves game but the one thing we won't allow them to do is be conceited," he told the club's official website.[LNB]"They're entitled to go into the game with confidence but they know they've got to earn the right against a Charlton side who are fighting really hard.[LNB]"They had a great result last week against Southampton and quite simply we know from past experience in this division there are no easy games. If you're a team at the top you've got to deal with these situations psychologically."[LNB][LNB]
