A welcome fresh start
WebberDanny Webber is determined to step up his performance for the Blades this term after a frustrating time with injury last season.
The pacey forward produced a lively display against Worksop on Monday night, scoring United's first goal on 22 minutes from the penalty spot.
Danny said: "I enjoyed Monday night a lot. I've missed playing football, because I've not really played much for the last six months. The sharpness is coming back and my game is coming together nicely.
"Having said that, the biggest thing missing when you're injured is fitness because, if you play when you're not fully fit, you can't do things that you tend to do naturally in a relaxed way so, in effect, you're playing with pressure."
Webber, who made 13 starts, nine substitute appearances and scored three Premiership goals last season, saw a series of niggling injuries knock him off his stride in the 2006-07 campaign.
He continued: "Last season was a non-event for me, and it's easy to find yourself written off by some people, but I have confidence in myself and I aim to come to the fore again this term."
The former Manchester United trainee says he wants to be at the front of the pecking order in United's batch of strikers.
Danny added: "Everybody seems to have come back for pre-season in good shape - the bar has been raised and you know that, subconsciously, you're in competition with the others for a place.
"That competition is inevitable, so all you can do is look after yourself on and off the pitch, do the right things and then it's up to the manager."
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i realy hope he steps up, him and Hulse or Sharp on form are dangerous at least
WebberDanny Webber is determined to step up his performance for the Blades this term after a frustrating time with injury last season.
The pacey forward produced a lively display against Worksop on Monday night, scoring United's first goal on 22 minutes from the penalty spot.
Danny said: "I enjoyed Monday night a lot. I've missed playing football, because I've not really played much for the last six months. The sharpness is coming back and my game is coming together nicely.
"Having said that, the biggest thing missing when you're injured is fitness because, if you play when you're not fully fit, you can't do things that you tend to do naturally in a relaxed way so, in effect, you're playing with pressure."
Webber, who made 13 starts, nine substitute appearances and scored three Premiership goals last season, saw a series of niggling injuries knock him off his stride in the 2006-07 campaign.
He continued: "Last season was a non-event for me, and it's easy to find yourself written off by some people, but I have confidence in myself and I aim to come to the fore again this term."
The former Manchester United trainee says he wants to be at the front of the pecking order in United's batch of strikers.
Danny added: "Everybody seems to have come back for pre-season in good shape - the bar has been raised and you know that, subconsciously, you're in competition with the others for a place.
"That competition is inevitable, so all you can do is look after yourself on and off the pitch, do the right things and then it's up to the manager."
http://www.sufc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10418~1074399,00.html
i realy hope he steps up, him and Hulse or Sharp on form are dangerous at least
