Billy Davies watched his Nottingham Forest side draw 1-1 at QPR and then admitted he cannot believe the club have picked up just two points so far this season.

Forest went behind at Loftus Road when Mikele Leigertwood fired into the top corner from 30 yards. But they hit back 12 minutes into the second half when Dele Adebola flicked on Lee Camp's kick and David McGoldrick sneaked between defenders Gary Borrowdale and Kaspars Gorkss to fire home.

The Reds are still waiting for their first league win of the season, but Davies said: "Anyone watching this club will see there has been an outstanding progression, even if it's not being rewarded with the results.

"We are 80% of the way there, and we'll keep working with what we've got and continue to make progress. You can see the quality we've got. We were complacent against Watford but excellent against Reading, West Brom and QPR, and how we're sitting with just two points is remarkable."

He added: "I've identified clearly three defenders and got none of them. Now I cannot identify to you why we didn't get them. We have defensive frailties and I cannot tell you why we are having to play with an outside-right at right-back."