Head coach Johannes Hoff Thorup says he shares the frustration of the Norwich City support following the 3-1 defeat to Millwall.
Shane Duffy scored City's only goal on the stroke of half-time but the hosts had already raced into a two-goal lead by that point.
And they would secure the three points in the second half.
"It's always a shame to concede so early in the game because I actually think we started well. The first five, six minutes of the first half was good, we dominated again and then the first situation of the game where we lose the ball in a critical area, it ends up being a goal," Hoff Thorup said.
"The game changed, we had to be chasing a little bit and still be cautious about not opening up space. The goal we scored before half-time gave us a little bit of momentum but not enough."
The Dane also said that he shared the frustrations of the travelling support, of which there were over 2,500 at The Den for the Easter Monday fixture.
"We are as frustrated as they are. It's clear that we are in a difficult place of the season where we are struggling. There's nothing else we can do except keep on going and see if we can get it sorted for the next game that we play. It is a difficult moment, they are frustrated and we are frustrated," he added.
"They lifted us a little bit when we scored that goal just before half-time and we wanted to come out in the second half with some momentum, and use them as a part of momentum but we didn't create enough and were inviting their pressure too easy.
"It became a game about second balls and direct play instead of us forcing and pushing them back."