By Aston
February 25 2009

Town midfielder Veliche Shumulikoski is prepared to be patient as he looks to get back into the Town first team. The Macedonian international has not started a game for Town since the FA Cup 3rd Round at the start of the year, but is hoping his goal for the reserves earlier in the week will push him into Jim Magilton's thoughts.

Veliche: "It was important to play a game. I think I showed a good attitude. It would be easy to not be at 100 per cent but I wanted to show that I am ready to play.

"It's frustrating not being in the team at the moment. I train all week but there is no game at the end for me at the moment.

"I have to keep training hard and be professional and wait for my chance and when it comes, I have to make sure I take it.

"I have spoken to the manager and he has said exactly that, I must keep doing what I am doing and take my chance when it comes because in football, it will happen.

"It's the longest time I have been out of the team in my career, nine games, and it's hard. But it's football, it is life. There is a lot of competition for places here and I have to prepare properly and wait."

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