The Faithful County ran out five point winners against Laois on Sunday.
Declan Kelly is warning his Offaly footballers not to get carried away with their winning start to this year's league campaign.
The Faithful County made it two wins from two on Sunday thanks to an impressive midlands derby victory over Laois in O'Moore Park.
The final score 2-19 to 1-17.
The result leaves Offaly well placed at the top of the Division Three standings with Kildare.
Joint manager, Kelly says there's no room for complacency:
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