Nigel Adkins said the only path was up after rock-bottom Reading dropped to a 4-1 defeat in his first game responsible. A Hal Robson-Kanu convenience was too little too late for Royals who are still seven points from protection with seven games to go. Gervinho, Santi Cazorla, Olivier Giroud and a Mikel Arteta penalty ruined Reading to a sixth directly Premier League damage. But new chef Adkins said: "The only way is up - you have to be positive. The result moved, we've got games left in the division, we'll give attention to one at any given time and that's usually the most significant. "The confidence and character have satisfied me because I came in, and they should remain high. "We have got to keep improving, the lads have come quite a distance and we'll give ourselves an opportunity within the next game." Queens were out-classed, out-played and turn to be on a one-way journey back to the Championship. But whilst it remains mathematically feasible for them to endure in the top flight, Adkins won't place in the towel. He added: "There are lessons we can learn from today's game. It was always likely to be burdensome for any group coming here, specially in the form Arsenal performed in, nevertheless now we have a way to work jointly on working out ground. "We have experienced a week with players away - the identical to other groups - now we'll evaluate the game, debrief it with the players on Monday and be ready for the next game. That is the most important point now. "We have come in, we're looking to play a passing style of football, but everything can not be changed by you straight away and we do not want to eliminate the skills Reading Football Club have had. It will not occur overnight, needless to say not. "We have scored a goal which is one positive, good complete from Hal after a combination from Jobi McAnuff." Next up for Royals is just a home game against Adkins' old club Southampton on Saturday, April 6.
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