Matthew Upson has told WHUTV that he is delighted to be going from strength to strength at West Ham United.
Having seen his Boleyn Ground career get off to a disappointing start last February when he picked up a calf injury that all but wrecked his season, Upson has had no problems this campaign. The 28-year-old is the only outfield player to have featured in every minute of all ten league games played to date, and has particularly excelled in the recent three-match unbeaten run in all competitions.
"Last season is completely forgotten about," he told WHUTV. "It is gone now and I am looking at the future and staying fit. I want to keep performing as well as I can." Along with in-form England goalkeeper Robert Green and the ever-consistent George McCartney, Upson has helped provide the platform for a fine start that sees the club looking upwards in mid-table and contemplating the Carling Cup quarter-finals.
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