Leyton Orient boss Russell Slade wants his side to be more resilient next season.
The O's flirted with relegation for much of the current campaign before eventually finishing 20th in League One.
But with work already under way for next term, Slade is calling for more from his team.
"We have got to be more resilient than what we have been," he told London 24.
"There have been seven games this season where we have got ourselves in great positions to go on and win a football match and we have failed to do that and we can't let that happen.
"There has to be that resilience there, a sort of determination that if the game is going to be tight, the first thing is we don't lose it."
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