Tomas Rosicky is confident he has a lot more to offer Arsenal as
he continues to adjust to the demands of the Premiership.
The Czech Republic schemer joined The Gunners in a £6.8million deal
from Borussia Dortmund last summer and has made 18 appearances in
the league.
Though he has yet to score in the competition, he has been happy
with his form, but expects even better in his second season.
"I hoped I would do well and I am very happy that I play regularly,
that I have gained ground there this quickly," Rosicky told
Idnes.
"However, it is very difficult. The Premiership is very quick, but
I believe I will be even better."
Rosicky also reflected on Saturday's 1-1 draw at Middlesbrough,
which ended Arsenal's three-game winning streak in the
Premiership.
He added: "At least we made the score level, that is positive. We
must take the draw.
"We had won a lot of games before, so I would not make a tragedy of
it.
"We are rather unhappy with the fact that we have had to overturn
the score. I don't know why we started so slowly.
"Fortunately, we have been good in the final stages."
