DEL EYEING FLACKWELL TRIP
Posted on: Wed 02 Jul 2008
By Ben Campbell
After a frustrating last campaign with the club, Wanderers winger Derek Duncan has exclusively revealed to wwfc.com that he feels he has a new lease of life under the new regime.
He said: "We've got a really good squad with genuine competition in all positions.
"I'm really excited for the new season and I just can't wait to get started now."
wwfc.com caught up with 'Del' on the first day of pre-season training on Tuesday, but due to an injury towards the back end of last season the ex-Leyton Orient man worked alone as he was put through his paces by Physio Shay Connolly in a bid to return to full fitness.
He said: "I'll be working with Shay for the rest of this week but then I should be training with everyone by Monday. I'm only a couple of days behind the other lads and hopefully I will be able to play some sort of part in the opening pre-season game at Flackwell Heath."
The 21-year-old didn't get many chances to impress last season under the previous gaffer Paul Lambert, but following a meeting with new boss Peter Taylor the left-midfielder feels that all the starting places are up for grabs as the start of the season draws ever nearer:
"The new gaffer seems like a really fair guy and he has told me that the slate is clean and everyone has got the chance to impress him."
Keep it wwfc.com as we bring you more exclusives from the Blues' return to training.
After a frustrating last campaign with the club, Wanderers winger Derek Duncan has exclusively revealed to wwfc.com that he feels he has a new lease of life under the new regime.
He said: "We've got a really good squad with genuine competition in all positions.
"I'm really excited for the new season and I just can't wait to get started now."
wwfc.com caught up with 'Del' on the first day of pre-season training on Tuesday, but due to an injury towards the back end of last season the ex-Leyton Orient man worked alone as he was put through his paces by Physio Shay Connolly in a bid to return to full fitness.
He said: "I'll be working with Shay for the rest of this week but then I should be training with everyone by Monday. I'm only a couple of days behind the other lads and hopefully I will be able to play some sort of part in the opening pre-season game at Flackwell Heath."
The 21-year-old didn't get many chances to impress last season under the previous gaffer Paul Lambert, but following a meeting with new boss Peter Taylor the left-midfielder feels that all the starting places are up for grabs as the start of the season draws ever nearer:
"The new gaffer seems like a really fair guy and he has told me that the slate is clean and everyone has got the chance to impress him."
Keep it wwfc.com as we bring you more exclusives from the Blues' return to training.
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