“I’ve got a lot of thoughts. I thought we were too passive, too lethargic – there were a lot of things I didn’t like and only a couple of things I did like,” he said.
“I was really disappointed to concede from a set-piece because I thought we had the better chances. On another day we could have scored three or four goals and we probably should have done.
“I don’t remember Wigan really hurting us, we had a lot of controlled possession without the cutting edge.
“When we did have the cutting edge, we didn’t take the opportunities, which isn’t a good mixture towards getting football results.
“But I learned a real lot today about going into the summer and I’ve learned a lot over these five or six games I’ve been in charge of.
“I don’t think it’s right to talk about them here and now but there’s a lot of things we can improve on over the summer.
“Moving forward, I know exactly how it looks. I thought I knew how it looked but this has reaffirmed a lot of what I thought.
“I always strive to be the best we can be and I don’t think we’ve been as good as we should have been given the amount of talent in the dressing room.”