Wigan striker Conor Sammon believes the Latics can drag themselves from the foot of the Barclays Premier League table and win their fight for survival.The Republic of Ireland Under-21 made his debut from the bench in the 1-0 defeat by Manchester City on Saturday but almost grabbed an equaliser in stoppage time.Now, the Dublin-born striker, who joined Wigan from Kilmarnock in January, insists he can help to save the club from relegation. Leap of faith: Wigan new boy Conor Sammon believes Roberto Martinez's men can avoid the drop'It's definitely possible to stay up,' he told the club's official website. 'We've got a confident bunch of lads here at the club and we take it one game at a time.'I'm very confident I can help the team and provide some goals, and if I can do that I'll be delighted. I'm also very focused on the job in hand and I am eager to help the team progress up the league table. Dropped in it: Ali Al Habsi's error cost Wigan precious points against Manchester City'When you get an opportunity off the bench it's a great chance to show what you can do and stake a claim for a permanent place, and I'm looking forward to the next game when I can hopefully I keep pushing.'We definitely have enough quality and fight in this side and I believe we can prove that by turning our good performances into positive results.' Man City 1 Wigan 0: Al Habsi howler gifts win in front of banned ToureThe Firing Line: Rob's job is under scrutiny. Latics' lack of goals could cost Martinez Whelan rips into FA after Rooney escapes punishment for elbowAll the Wigan news, features and opinions Explore more:Places: Dublin, Republic of Ireland
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