Reading captain Lewis Wing has said that despite an encouraging start to the League One season he has been left disappointed they have not taken more points.
The Royals have won three of their first seven matches this campaign and sit ninth in the table, one point outside the play-offs and four below leaders Bradford City who they welcome to the SCL Stadium on Saturday (15:00 BST).
Leam Richardson and members of his playing squad have not been afraid to share that their goal is to achieve promotion this season.
But if the club are to become a Championship side next campaign, Wing believes that they need to improve on their results and performances so far.
“It has been a good start but we’re disappointed,” he told BBC Radio Berkshire.
“I think if you look at all the games we’ve had this season I think we could won all of them.
“At the Luton game we should never have got beat, Cambridge shouldn’t have got beat and against Wycombe we shouldn’t have lost.
“So if you look at it we should we should be unbeaten really but, yeah, it is a positive start but it could be a lot better.”
On Saturday, Reading drew 2-2 with rivals Wycombe Wanderers, conceding a 90th-minute equaliser after Jacob Brown’s 80th-minute goal.
Their two defeats this season have come by just one goal margins, losing 4-3 to Luton Town and 2-1 to Cambridge United in mid-September.
“As a team have got to learn to not sit back and we’ve got to push for the second goal and kill teams off,” Wing added.
“The minute they get a chance in a sniff they’re right back in it, there’s a lot of things to work on but we’re all disappointed in that.”
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