Yes, they indicate an improvement in terms of the ratio of draws to defeats, but that's about it. I remain convinced that victories are better than draws.
Unfortunately, I almost concede that the time to replace Kettlewell has passed, but I still think it's clutching at straws when all fans have and use to defend his record is some draws and a victory against a team in utter disarray. The 2 in 20 debacle will need more than that to change my mind about him for the better, but the cup exit certainly put a nail in that coffin anyway.
The end of the season can't come quick enough. That the club is in the position of tolerating such a poor record is pathetic. It feels a little like they've gaslit us into accepting that this is our level and it's what we should come to expect from hereon in. It's simply not good enough.