Said Coleman to the CT: "I am not one for working on what went wrong in the last game but rather what we can do right in the next game. "We have got just less than two weeks building up to the Preston game and they have had a good start to the season, so it's a tough game for us.
"We are in the mid-table and only a point away from the team in fourth and I have said all along, let's be in the top half of the table come Christmas.
"We have got to be looking at between 12 and 15 points every 10 games to be in that top half, first and foremost. But we can't get carried away after just four league games. 
"It's two wins and two defeats. We are disappointed with the two defeats but pleased with the wins and there is a lot to work on and a lot to look forward to.
"I don't want to be doom and gloom because we have lost a few games and we have got to be careful that we don't make it like that or turn it into a big crisis. "No one likes to lose but there is no crisis and it is all to play for."