Coventry City defender Andy Webster has said that if City can cut out their errors then they can start winning matches.
Webster, who came in for plenty of criticism from the travelling City support for his performance at Colchester but was better at Gillingham, told the Coventry Telegraph's Alan Poole: "We can’t afford to keep being caught by sucker punches. In the last few games it’s not as if we’ve been under massive amounts of pressure but we have to make sure that at those critical moment’s we’re bang on it.
“I wouldn’t say we’re worried about relegation because we know that we can beat anybody in this league but the table is very tight and we can’t ignore that.
“Things can change very quickly. Look at Sheffield United – a couple of months ago people would have been tipping them for relegation but they string some results together and look where they are now.
“We can do that – we proved we could earlier in the season – and if we keep working hard, doing the right things, we’ll start winning some football matches.”
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