Osaze Odemwingie has  urged West Brom to move on from the dismal defeat at Swansea that left the Baggies propping up the Premier League.

The striker insists the Baggies must draw a line under the 3-0 loss at the Liberty Stadium and focus on this week’s meetings with Everton in the Carling Cup and boss Roy Hodgson’s former club Fulham.

Odemwingie said: “These are games that you want to forget and there are always bad days during the season.

“Now we have to forget this and get our points at home next week. It was obviously not the result we were looking for.

“Maybe the performance in the second half was better but the first goal came from a penalty was because of an unnecessary tackle, the second goal was unexpected from a corner and third one from a goal-kick.

“Three is too many, so you can’t say it was just our mistakes because they deserved their victory.

“I don’t think you can say whose fault it was or pick out one line that showed less aggression.

“I think the overall team performance was poor and that’s why the result was like that.”