ANDY Reid says Nottingham Forest must stay focused on doing things the right way, regardless of whether they continue their unbeaten run at Blackpool tonight.
The winger says the Reds are convinced they are on the right track in the Championship – and must keep believing in their approach, even if they suffer the odd set back.
"I have always felt that we are progressing. We are slowly getting better and that is still the case," said Reid, who netted as Forest beat Cardiff on Saturday.
"That does not mean that we are going to go on and win every game between now and the end of the season.
"As long as we are trying to do the right things in every game and in every minute of the game, we will be okay.
"We want to set ourselves goals and targets and if we can achieve those in the majority of games, we will be happy.
"As I said, we are not going to win every single game, but if we can put our plans into effect; if we can achieve our objectives, we will not be far away from where we want to be at the end of the season."
Reid joined Forest from Blackpool around 16 months ago.
"It is familiar territory for me, although I did not have a happy time there, for football reasons," he said.
"I did meet a lot of good people there, however. They were a good bunch – it was just a shame that the football did not go better for me there.
"Getting into the Premier League was a big achievement for Blackpool, but Ian Holloway will not be thinking about that now, he will be thinking about the future, not the past."
