Cougar coach Gary Moorby wants to see last week's "dumb stuff" against Hunslet replaced with "smartness" for the visit of Workington.

The Cumbrians head to Keighley as Moorby looks to put his side back on track after they were toppled from top spot in National League Division Two.

"I am looking for commitment and enthusiasm," said Moorby, who read the riot act to his players after the home defeat.

"There has never been any doubt over the ability of this side, we just need to produce what we are capable of.

"All year we have been doing the right things, and we need to get back to that.

"On our day, there is not a side in this league that we fear.

"We did some pretty dumb stuff last week, and we need to stop that.

"It is all about being ready for a scrap and a bit of smartness."

Moorby's only selection headache revolves around the loss of skipper James Rushforth.

The influential full back has failed to shake off a calf injury for tomorrow's game and Moorby is likely to hand Matt Foster the No 1 jersey.

"We have lost Rushy, which is going to be a big blow," said Moorby, whose side

have been relatively injury free this season.

"But Matty can come in and do a great job. He is a very experienced player and will cover the position well.

"We have some tough games coming up and we hope to have Rushy back soon."

The tough run of matches involved a trip to Barrow next week, just seven days after taking on their local rivals Workington.

"You never get any favours from Cumbrian sides," he said.

"But, historically, they have tended not to travel too well. It was be your classic game against a side from Cumbria, a tough, uncompromising battle."

Moorby is still confident his side can force their way into the top end of the play-offs and make progress into Division One next season.

"We are just looking for a win and an improvement in attitude and commitment," he added.

"We have been working on a couple of things in training and just tweaked different elements of our game.

"We are looking to catch Workington out on a few things."