Ryan Giggs attributes his fantastic recent form to a long summer
rest - but says he won't be satisfied unless continues his form
over the course of the season.
Giggs has scored two match-winning goals in two games to help
United to 1-0 and 2-1 victories over Tottenham and Watford
respectively. For his efforts he was also awarded the August Player
of the Month award, and he is determined to keep his form
going.
"People have said I'm playing my best football but I won't accept
that after just two or three games," he told The Sun. "If I get to
the end of the season and I have kept it going then that will be
fine. I have to keep this going.
"I had a long rest during the summer and maybe that has helped. I
certainly feel fresh and I feel as though I have hit the ground
running. I couldn't wait for the season to start and that is
showing in the way I'm playing."
The Welshman's experience has been vital to the Reds this season,
especially in the absence of Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes through
supsension. It has afforded Giggs the opportunity to play a more
central role, which he is relishing.
"I have been playing through the middle and I enjoy that. It gives
me freedom and means I can roam around," he added. "I think I have
the maturity and the experience to do that now, to know what runs
not to make."
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