Norwich City's Kenny McLean admitted that the performance against QPR was not good enough as City fell to a 3-0 defeat.
"The performance wasn't anywhere near good enough, we've done nothing to give ourselves an opportunity," McLean Said.
"We played into QPR's hands, they've done their job. I don't know what we expect coming to places like this, we can't just turn up and play the way we play at home. It was like we thought we could do what we wanted at times and we got punished. It's not good enough really, sloppy, sloppy goals."
On the team's away form, McLean says that they are looking for answers on the training pitch.
City scored 10 goals in two home games before succumbing at Loftus Road, QPR's first home win of the season.
"It's so inconsistent. We've been comfortable at home with the fans at our back, stuff like that. Then we come away from home and things go against us," he added.
"If it's a decision, a goal, we don't stand up to it, we don't do enough. That's something we need to look at and we need to put right."