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"That said, it is clear that looking forward from this defeat to our game against Ulster at Kingsholm on Saturday that we have lots of work to do to meet that challenge.
"We made too many unforced errors and also missed out on two tries which cost us the match.
"Although Gloucester do not have as many big names as teams like Stade we work very well together as a team and we have lots of potential.
"However, our inconsistency and inability to shut out teams is worrying. We keep letting people off the hook with unforced errors and poor defence.
"For me it is going to be very important not only to be fit for next week's game but also that I am able to participate as much as possible in the preparation so that we can try and reduce the level of errors we made in Paris.
"I don't know much about Ulster as a team but we will be spending a lot of time this week watching tapes and learning as much as we can about their style.
"But, as an Irish team, they are bound to be very proud and passionate and very tough to beat. We certainly are looking at another very hard match and we want to make up for the opening round disappointment and ensure we play our next 80 minutes at the level we played the first 40 against Stade."
