Counago Looking To Move On
By Aston
August 21 2010
Town striker Pablo Counago says he is hoping to move on and start to feel like a footballer again after a hard few months at Portman Road under Roy Keane.
Counago: "It has been a hard few months for me, I'm really happy to be able to put a finish to it and start again.
"I'm not a trouble-maker, I just don't agree with the way the manager treats the players or the staff.
"I do understand if a manager says to a player ‘I don't want you to play'. But it's another thing to question passion or commitment. I have always been passionate and committed to this club 100%.
"He said (to the Press) he could only see what was happening in training. But I was training with the reserves and the youths, so how could he see that?
"I would like to say a big thanks to the fans and everyone at the club for the support they have always showed me, even through the hard times. I have a lot of good memories. It has been a great experience for me and I will always remember it. This club has been a big part of my life.
"When you come to a new country you try to do things right and learn the language, and when you listen to people shouting and singing your name it is something amazing. It's something I don't imagine would happen in any other country. I'm really happy about that."