Emmanuel Adebayor has
responded to criticism of his finishing by insisting he has
improved since joining Arsenal and will work even harder next
season.
The Togolese striker produced a number of inspirational
performances last season but was frustrating in equal measure as he
missed a lot of good opportunities.
He accepts that he could have scored more goals but claims there is
no need for fans to worry.
"I need to work on my finishing, but I'm not so s**t in front of
goal," he told Four Four Two magazine.
"I was a good player when I joined Arsenal but I'm better
now.
"I'm learning loads, I have more maturity and I feel I'm getting
better and better.
"I've missed a lot of good chances but I'm working hard to improve
my goal record."
Adebayor is looking to learn from Thierry Henry and has consulted
his Arsenal team-mate for advice.
"You can't just watch Thierry 100 times and copy it, you must
communicate," he explained.
"Thierry tells me where and when to run, how to score one on
one."
