Manchester United
centre-back Chris Smalling has
insisted the club is aiming for a strong and consistent finish to the season. Smalling
missed 12 games for United with a toe injury from late October to
mid-December, a period in which his relationship with manager Jose Mourinho was tested.
The England
defender is focused on putting a difficult spell behind him and
finishing the season as strongly as possible with United. He said “I think the more games I get the better,
I am always one that would rather play than train. We are looking forward to it
and obviously the last eight or nine weeks we have been getting that
consistency. We can't get ahead of ourselves but if we keep up the form like
this then who knows.”
United are on a run of eight successive victories in all competitions
heading into Tuesday's EFL Cup semi-final first leg with Hull City. Smalling started for just the second time since
October 23 in Saturday's
4-0 win over Reading, but the defender insists he needed to spend time on the
sidelines to recover from his injury and that he has the full support from
Mourinho.
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