Josh Magennis has finally started to hit the back of the net after his switch to Wigan in the winter window and with the Latics now eyeing a promotion and title win, the striker has admitted to Wigan Today that he feels the side are well-equipped for promotion, likening his current situation to the one he had at Hull City.
The forward played for the Tigers for three years and played in 95 games for them, bagging 26 goals along the way.
He played a key part as they went up to the Championship from the third tier and continued to play a role for the club until his move in January.
With the Latics also chasing a place back in the second tier, he was recruited to try and bag the goals Leam Richardson's side needed to continue competing at the top.
Whilst he got off to a shaky start and couldn't find the back of the net, he has managed goals in his last two league outings against Morecambe and Crewe - and he'll be hoping to keep it up for the rest of the campaign.
Wigan though, regardless of his goalscoring ability, remain well-placed to seal an automatic promotion, if not the title itself.
They are currently second in League One, just one point behind Rotherham with two games in hand on the Millers.
It means their fate is largely in their own hands - and Magennis has told Wigan Today that he thinks Hull's promotion winning side and Wigan are similar and could be well equipped to seal a place back in the second tier.
He said: "I see so many similarities.