Bristol Rovers' strong start to the season sees the club sat an impressive fourth in League One.
The Gas have gone unbeaten since August 31, with Saturday's 1-0 victory over MK Dons being their third league victory on the bounce.
Rovers have some tough games coming up, starting with Saturday's trip to Doncaster Rovers, who made the play-offs last season.
Yet one stat indicates that the Gas could well prolong this promising form.
On Twitter, Rovers fan Lucas Swain posted the League One table since Graham Coughlan took charge of the club - and it makes very good reading for Gasheads.
Over the course of the 37 league games that Coughlan has overseen since becoming caretaker manager of Rovers in December last year, the Gas sit second with 58 points.
Just Sunderland, who have played an extra game, sit above the Gas in the table.
The table actually continues a strategy Coughlan implemented last season in order to keep Rovers' spirits high during a relegation battle.
Rather than having the club look at a normal table, Coughlan had the club focus on an alternative table, which started when he took charge of the club.
In that table, Rovers finished eighth, with 37 points from 25 matches.
Speaking to Bristol Live last week, Rovers CEO Martyn Starnes praised Coughlan for building a team that were responsible for such good form.
He said: "Graham has done a terrific job since he came in last December.
"He's recruited well, brought in a number of new faces on the coaching staff, and it's a collective team effort.
"We're very pleased with the work that everybody's doing at the club."
