Wednesday 30 July 2014 13:48, UK
Mark Cooper admitted he wanted more from his side when in possession after watching Swindon lose 2-1 to Leeds at the County Ground.
Michael Smith's 31st-minute finish cancelled out Steve Morison's opener for David Hockaday's side, but Rodolph Austin's second-half penalty restored United's lead and that is the way it stayed. Speaking to the club's official website after the game, Cooper said: "I thought we did okay but we need to work on being more potent and making the most of possession. "Let's not forget, we're playing against a good Championship team. "We dominated a lot of the ball and you could see the effect Hockaday's had on them (Leeds). "It was a tight game and it could have gone either way." Swindon begin their League One campaign at home to Scunthorpe on Saturday, August 9. Breaking news, transfer gossip, line ups and goal alerts from your football club - delivered direct to your mobile. Sign up for Sky Sports Alerts
