Chelsea winger, Victor Moses, has boasted that he raring to assist the west London club win laurels this season.
Moses, who came off the bench in Chelsea’s opening two Premier League games to great effect, forced West Ham back into their own penalty area with his direct running last week and causing Watford a number of problems on Saturday after replacing Pedro. Both games ended in 2-1 Chelsea victories.
“I’m pleased with my form but the most important thing is the wins,’ Moses told the official Chelsea website.
“We’ve taken six points from two games so the players, manager and fans are all really pleased. We’re just going to keep working hard; we know every game is difficult so we’re taking it step by step.
“I’m feeling good. It’s important for me to take my chances when I get them and keep working hard for the team. The most important thing is for us to keep on winning games and on a personal note I just need to focus on doing what I’m good at out on the pitch and enjoying myself.”
Moses’s compatriot, John Mikel Obi, will return to Cobham soon following his exploits with the Nigeria team at the Olympics in Brazil, where they finished third after beating Honduras in the bronze-medal match on Saturday.
“I was watching the games,” Moses reports. “Obi was the captain, the leader of the side and he did really well for them. It wasn’t easy for them to go out to Brazil and win a medal so I’m very proud.
“They did their best so to come home with a bronze medal is great and I hope the whole country are proud of them.”
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