City have the FA Cup to look forward to but the City boss wants to push on the league front as well, as his side are now just two wins off the play-offs after the victory at Norwich on Saturday.
"I don't care about Saturday at the moment," said Coleman to the CT. "Let's get this win against Sheffield United and let's keep climbing.
"We have got to continue with what we are doing, which is hard work, showing a bit of excitement when we have got the ball, and being difficult to beat when we haven't, because that's a good mix.
"The points difference is not insurmountable. Back to back wins changes your life and that's the first time we have done it since the start of the season, so who knows.
"I am not going to say we are going to make the play-offs, I am going to say, 'How many games can we win between now and the end of the season?' Because we have got to be looking at winning probably another seven games from the remaining 12, which is not going to be easy. It is not impossible, but it won't be easy."