Dagenham and Redbridge's lack of creativity during their 1-0 home defeat to Hereford worried manager John Still.
Yoann Arquin's third goal in four games just before the interval was enough to move the Bulls four points clear of the drop-zone, ending the Daggers' unbeaten streak at six matches and leaving Still frustrated.
"I thought we had three decent chances in the first half, but after that our creativity was poor," he said. "Our front four didn't do enough. I thought the back four defended okay, the two midfield players against three were okay, but we got the ball in their third too often without creating enough.
"We've been on a good run, playing very well and I've been very pleased. I'm disappointed with the goal, I thought the goal was too easy. It was a free header, Jon Nurse didn't pick his man up, so I'm disappointed with that.
"Sometimes in games, its small margins. We conceded a goal to a team that's come and put one in front of their back four and made it hard for us.
"We had enough of the ball to create enough chances, but we didn't. I don't think the creativity of our team was very good."
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