Valencia coach Gary Neville has conceded results have not been great since he assumed responsibility a month ago, yet demands there is no chance at all of him venturing far from his first senior training work.

Valencia have not won any of their initial six La Liga matches under Neville, and their advancement in the Copa del Rey now looks in risk after Thursday's frustrating 1-1 quarterfinal first-leg attract at home to Las Palmas.

Neville's side were 1-0 down at half-time because of an own objective from youthful French midfielder Wilfried Zahibo, with the equalizer going ahead the hour mark from new commander Paco Alcacer. Asked at his postgame news gathering on the off chance that he was considering leaving from his position, the previous Manchester United defender did not care for the inquiry, and said he was focused on endeavoring to turn a troublesome circumstance around.

"That is not something which will ever happen here," Neville said. "I've been here four weeks. From my perspective the work that is going on is superb. We've not been in a position yet where we've had the full squad ready to play.

"Yes, the outcomes have not been what I would need, or what the fans need. I'm completely mindful of that. I would have enjoyed a ricochet, result after result after result. In any case, the circumstance when I came in was one where results were not going as splendidly as the club would need. I am agreeable we will arrive."

Neville was generally content with how his group had played against a Las Palmas side which rested numerous regulars for the diversion, with the execution being a change on Sunday's 2-2 La Liga attract at home to Rayo Vallecano.

"I'm a considerable measure more content today evening time than I was after the amusement on Sunday," he said. "There was a great deal of request in our execution, we were great protectively. They simply had one minute throughout the night - from a set-piece. Valencia played ineffectively against Deportivo.