Young says Ipswich must find better 'reset'

Ashley Young, whose son Tyler is also at Ipswich but currently on loan with non-league Chatham Town
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Ipswich Town defender Ashley Young says they must show more patience after falling behind following their first home defeat of the season in the Championship.
The Tractor Boys went down 3-0 to Charlton Athletic with all the goals coming in a 12-minute period in the second half.
Young was making only his second league start since arriving at the club from Everton, one of seven changes made by boss Kieran McKenna.
"When the first goal goes in, we need a better reset to not concede any more in the manner that we did," 40-year-old Young told BBC Radio Suffolk.
"We go a goal down and we want to quickly get the goal back because we know we're good enough to do that but that's when teams have punished us and it was the same again."
Ipswich had 30 goal attempts during the game but failed to score for the first time in a league game since 23 August.
"If you look at the size of the squad, the competition in the squad, that's why we're able to make the changes the manager did. I'm confident in the squad definitely," said Young, whose career has also taken him to Aston Villa, Manchester United and Inter Milan.
"It could be a totally different game if one of those [shots] goes in in the first half. We know what it's going to be like this season, teams are going to try and nullify us, play five at the back and at times drop all 11 behind the ball, so it's down to us to break them down.
"Of course the fans are frustrated but there's a frustrated dressing room as well. Everybody knows we could do more."
The result left Ipswich 13th in the table ahead of Saturday's lunchtime kick-off home game against West Bromwich Albion.
"I know we're going to have the right reaction come Saturday and be able to put on a performance where I know we can get three points," Young added.
"When a club comes out of the Premier League, there's always going to be pressure surrounding them. I think we're the team everybody wants to beat.
"You saw the way Charlton were celebrating after the game like they'd won a cup final and for many teams that's what it's going to be like [against us]."