Warringah coach Darren Coleman believes defence is the key for his side going forward after a strong start to the 2017 season. The Rats sit in fourth position and have the best attacking record in the competition, but Coleman says there is still plenty to work on at Rat Park. “I was really pleased with our defence against Parramatta, it was a step in the right direction. We’ve scored enough points this year, we just need more resolution in our defence and we started to see that last week,” he said. Despite running in seven tries against the Two Blues, Coleman was disappointed with his side’s execution. “We turned over too much ball in our attacking zone. We scored five tries from 17 entries and that just isn’t good enough.” The former Eastern Suburbs coach admitted it will be strange to coach against his former club but said he was fully committed to Warringah and expected a tough outing on Saturday. “It’s going to the tricky. They’ve got a lot more talent the