Bell sure Crewe will 'click' as draw run continues
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Crewe Alexandra boss Lee Bell said his side are "working ever so hard" to improve in attacking areas and is confident it will soon "click" for them after they registered a sixth successive League Two draw on Saturday.
The 1-1 draw at Rotherham extended Crewe's unbeaten start in the league this campaign, although they failed to have a shot on target against the Millers.
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A Dominic Iorfa own goal put the Alex in front and, after they conceded an equaliser just before half-time, substitute Jack Lankester had a goal ruled out for offside late on.
Ninth-placed Crewe have only failed to score once in their first eight league games this season, although their tally of eight goals is the lowest of any team in the top half of the fourth tier.
"Our away form was poor last year and we're looking to improve on that all the time and pick up points," Bell told BBC Radio Stoke.
"I think we're solid in most aspects of our game, at the back and in midfield. It's just that final third that we've got to work on. The boys are working ever so hard and there's definitely goals in the team.
"I don't want the front players to take the burden in terms of scoring goals - it's everybody. We've got to work harder in wider areas and better deliveries, but we'll keep working at it.
"It's the old cliche but I'm pretty sure it will click."
On-loan Celtic defender Kyle Ure, who made his first league start for Crewe at Rotherham, added: "We know we need to start turning those draws into wins.
"Coming away from home and not getting beaten is a good thing to have, but on the other side of that, we need to start winning games.
"Six without a win - we've not been beaten in those six - but it's not good enough and we need to start winning games."
With all but four teams in League Two having played eight games, only five points separate leaders Barnet and 16th-placed Rochdale in a congested table.
"Nobody in the league is putting runs together," said Bell. "We're three points off the top of the league, although I know Barnet haven't played [on Saturday].
"It's about finding that consistency and, more importantly, it's about finding ways and keep working on putting the ball in the net."