By David Hobbs
February 8 2005
Liam Miller has insisted that he's enjoying life at Old Trafford, despite a distinct lack of first team chances since making a controversial switch from Glasgow Celtic in the summer. Miller, now dubbed as 'Judas' by Celtic fans, has only started three Premiership games this season.
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Manchester United midfielder Liam Miller has insisted that he's enjoying life at Old Trafford, despite a distinct lack of first team chances since making a controversial switch from Glasgow Celtic in the summer. Miller, now dubbed as 'Judas' by Celtic fans, has only started three Premiership games this season and has yet to excel himself in a Red jersey. The 23-year-old however is happy with the chances he's received, stating: "I was getting chances in Europe, I was coming on in Premiership games and featuring in the Carling Cup." "The first few months I was enjoying it - and I'm obviously still enjoying it - because things were going well," According to the Irishman, his most disappointing display was the embarrassing 0-0 FA Cup draw with Exeter City and conceded he needed to pull up his socks. "Then came the Exeter game and the whole team had a bad performance, including myself. It put me on the back foot and to the bottom of the rotation." he added. "I knew I had to pick myself up, and I believe I have recently. I've been doing well in training, I'm feeling the benefits and I'm starting to get a look in again in the league." |
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