Bristol Rovers' boss Darryl Clarke said that his dressing room was disappointed after going down to a 1-0 defeat at Coventry City.
Clarke told the Press Association: Clarke said: "It's a very disappointed changing room as we wanted to send 4,000 supporters home happy. We should have scored the first goal at the start of the second half, which might have changed it.
"It's a very flat feeling at the moment but we've got to regroup as there are six games left and we have to try and win the next one.
"There is one reason why we are not in the top six and that's our away form, and that needs to be addressed. We'll see what we need to do in the summer to pick more points up.
"It's not greedy to expect more, the fans have more appetite for success - as I have after what we've achieved over the last few seasons."