Tottenham boss Tim Sherwood was disappointed with their 3-3 draw at West Bromwich Albion.
After finding themselves 3-0 behind just after the half-hour mark of the Barclays Premier League contest, Spurs rallied impressively and a Jonas Olsson own-goal (34) followed by a Harry Kane header (70) and a stoppage-time Christian Eriksen strike ensured they emerged with a point.
But Sherwood felt his side's dominance after conceding for the third time was such that they should have won the match.
He said: "We keep doing it (conceding early goals). It is frustrating to say the least.
"Credit to West Brom, they started very well and we didn't, and it is not good enough. We have to try to stop that somehow. They didn't have to work very hard for their goals today.
"At 3-0 down we had a mountain to climb, but I always believed we would get back in the game.
"I think on the balance of play we deserved something out of the game. And I think we are disappointed to come away not having won it.
"They had caused us some problems with some direct play early on, but they stopped doing that and then we jumped all over them really. There was chance after chance."
