Swindon co-owner Gary Patchett talks about the performance against Poole on Thursday.
'The gulf between the two sides was vast on Thursday but we both know that wasn't a true reflection of our own sides ability.
Likewise Poole really stepped up to the plate to cover the loss of Chris Holder after a really woeful performance on Wednesday evening.
The last thing supporters want to see is their own team lose at home but, fact is, only one team is unbeaten at home in the league and they lost in the Craven Shield.
Teams have been built this year with the ability to score away in mind.
Hopefully, we will be able to take the result of Thursday's meeting in context when we prove, ultimately, that it was a blip.
Clearly, the riders have got to make sure that those circumstances don't repeat themselves.
Likewise, it's up to Terry and Rosco and I to keep the guys up to the task and to take whatever steps we deem necessary to maintain our position. I give you our collective guarantee that we will do whatever we can from our side.
I can't tell you that we will or won't change things, just that we might. What we won't do is change for change sake and I hope you understand that. There's no point unless what you do is step in the right direction and improves what you already have.
