Chuks Aneke has admitted he turned embarrassed at his personal harm issues – with the Charlton Athletic ahead decided to hit the bottom working subsequent season.
The 30-year-old has featured simply 14 occasions in League One this season, lacking a big chunk because of a hamstring harm.
Aneke has come off the bench within the final 4 outings beneath Nathan Jones and earned his facet some extent of their 2-2 draw at residence to Wigan on Tuesday night – scoring within the 79th minute when he met a George Dobson’s cross on the again submit.
The previous Birmingham, MK and Arsenal striker stated: “Everyone is aware of my season has been up and down. I’ve been injured a number of it, nevertheless it’s a testomony to myself that I simply hold going, and once I do play, I attempt to make a distinction.
“I’m my very own largest critic – no person has to inform me. It stays with me. It’s a must to hold bouncing again in life. I wouldn’t be right here in my profession if I by no means bounced again.
“I’ll go into the summer season and have a little bit reflection. It’s been powerful. I don’t need to dwell on it.
“Typically you go on the market and suppose: ‘Am I going to have the ability to full the sport?’
“It acquired a bit ridiculous – a bit embarrassing as properly.
“You simply should hold bouncing again. So long as I hold enjoying for this nice membership, I’m going to maintain giving my all.
“As a footballer, you spend a number of time by your self – it’s powerful being within the health club.
“I’m a footballer and I’m not right here to simply be within the health club – it takes a toll on you mentally.
“I’ll replicate and work on what I can to make subsequent season a significantly better season.
“The Charlton followers have been unreal with me. I admire all of the assist from the followers.”
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