The Seasiders will feel they should be higher up the League One table, with nine points separating Steve Bruce’s side and the top six.
While they have proven difficult to beat at times, they have also struggled to find a winning edge of their own – especially at home.
Last Saturday’s 3-1 victory over Crawley Town marked their first victory at Bloomfield Road since the end of September, and ended an eight-game run of draws in front of their own fans.
Like the results, it’s been a mixed bag for some of the Blackpool players this season, with a huge gap existing between what they can do at their best and at their worst.
Here’s our ratings from the campaign so far:
13. Albie Morgan- 8
Albie Morgan has become an integral part of the Blackpool midfield, and since returning to action following his diabetes diagnosis, he has played some of his best stuff in Tangerine. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
14. Josh Onomah- 5
It's not quite worked out for Josh Onomah yet at Blackpool. There's no doubting that the midfielder has talent, but he's not been able to get a consistent run of games under his belt at Bloomfield Road so far. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
15. Ryan Finnigan- 6
Ryan Finnigan has done well in the games he's featured in, but has seen his minutes limited in recent times. Photo: CameraSport -
16. Sammy Silvera- 6
There's been both good and bad from Sammy Silvera since his loan move from Middlesbrough last month. The jury is still very much out on the winger due to his limited chances so far. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
17. CJ Hamilton- 7
It's been a mixed season for CJ Hamilton. The winger was a key player during Bruce's first month in charge, but hasn't quite hit the same heights since his return from a spell on the sidelines. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker
18. Niall Ennis- 7.5
It's been a small sample size for Niall Ennis so far, but he's on his way to a much higher rating. The Stoke City loanee looks to be everything Blackpool have been looking for up front, with four goals in his first five outings. Photo: CameraSport - Lee Parker