Matthews eager to build on good start

LOUGHBOROUGH Dynamo winger Tristan Matthews believes his side have started the season really well but now wants them to continue where they left off in the league when they get the green light to do so, writes Kieran King.

The Moes currently sit in second place in the Pitching In Northern Premier League South East, having won six of their eight matches and haven’t lost in the league since the opening day, but Matthews is hoping to keep building on what they’ve begun.

“To be honest, I think we have done really well,” the 20-year-old said. “We’ve won quite a lot of games so far this season. Obviously it’s been put on hold at the moment but when we do get back up to it, we want to keep building on that and try and end up as high up the table as possible come the end of the season.”

“I feel like I’ve made an alright start to life at the Club. I feel like I could have had a hand in a few more goals and assists. But I feel like I’ve got a lot, lot more to come when we get back going. So, I still think there is a lot more to come from me to be honest.”

This has been Dynamo’s best start to a league campaign for over six years and summer signing Matthews praised their team spirit levels and insists that the unity has been a vital component of his side’s start.

He added: “If you have got a tight group, you can always do well together because everyone wants to work hard for eachother. We want to get as far as possible in the league and win as many games as we can.

“You can only do that if you work hard together and work hard as a team, talking while demanding more from each-other to be honest. We know if we make a mistake, someone is going to be onto us but help us at the same time. So, it’s positive.”