Queens Park Rangers manager Harry Redknapp is hopeful that his team's away form will improve after deeming it 'not good enough'.
The West London outfit have failed to pick up a point in seven Premier League trips so far this season, but they will return to home comforts when they take on Burnley at Loftus Road on Saturday.
"Our away form has not been good enough, but at home we have been excellent," Redknapp told reporters. "We've played good teams away.
"When you look at them they have all been against the top sides. We've tried a couple of systems and formations and it hasn't worked. It will turn probably when you least expect it."
QPR have taken 11 points from their seven home fixtures and currently sit second from bottom in the league table.
