[h=3]Kuszczak: I've got the experience[/h]4:56pm Thursday 21st February 2013 in Albion By Brian Owen
Kuszczak: I've got the experience
Tomasz Kuszczak wants to use his Premier League experience to help Albion reach the play-offs.
The former Manchester United goalkeeper chases a third clean sheet in four matches whern Burnley visit The Amex on Saturday.
Kuszczak is in arguably his best form of the season after super saves secured wins over top two Hull City and Cardiff City in the last fortnight.
Now the three times Premier League champion has pledged more of the same in the quest for the top six.
Kuszczak said: “I think I had quite a good game at Cardiff with a few good saves.
“But I work hard every day and I expect myself to perform like that every week.
“I think I am a goalkeeper with experience from a big team in the past.
“I want to bring this form and be an example in this team.
“I want to share this experience with my team mates now and perform well.
“They work hard on the pitch. They run, they fight and they jump. All I can do is just save the ball, maybe two or three in a game.
“I want to be there for the team and help them win the games.
“That’s my job. It’s nothing special.”
He added: “The win at Cardiff will only count if we win the games at home. We need the points."
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Tomasz Kuszczak wants to use his Premier League experience to help Albion reach the play-offs.
The former Manchester United goalkeeper chases a third clean sheet in four matches whern Burnley visit The Amex on Saturday.
Kuszczak is in arguably his best form of the season after super saves secured wins over top two Hull City and Cardiff City in the last fortnight.
Now the three times Premier League champion has pledged more of the same in the quest for the top six.
Kuszczak said: “I think I had quite a good game at Cardiff with a few good saves.
“But I work hard every day and I expect myself to perform like that every week.
“I think I am a goalkeeper with experience from a big team in the past.
“I want to bring this form and be an example in this team.
“I want to share this experience with my team mates now and perform well.
“They work hard on the pitch. They run, they fight and they jump. All I can do is just save the ball, maybe two or three in a game.
“I want to be there for the team and help them win the games.
“That’s my job. It’s nothing special.”
He added: “The win at Cardiff will only count if we win the games at home. We need the points."
Original article