Source: PA
Draws are no good for blues - Johnson
Roger Johnson admits Birmingham must rediscover the winning formula and believes a run of games to the end of February will be crucial to their survival hopes.
Alex McLeish's side have drawn 11 of their Barclays Premier League matches - the highest number in the division alongside Fulham - and are hovering above the bottom three.
Johnson knows successive matches against West Ham, Stoke, Newcastle, Everton and Wigan in the next month will have a major impact on their chances of avoiding the drop.
The central defender told Press Association Sport: "I'd rather win two and lose two than all these draws.
"Draws are okay but they are not going to get you up the league.
"We are still in that basement battle and only picking up three points from matches is going to get us out of that."
