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I'm Raring To Go After My Big Move - Blackburn Rovers' Steven N'Zonzi
Rovers' new signing is itching to get into training and cannot wait for the new season...
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Jul 1, 2009 10:50:17 AM
After signing a 4-year deal with Blackburn Rovers yesterday, Steven N’Zonzi has spoken of how excited he is to have made the move from French Ligue 2 side Amiens.
"It is a big move for me and I am really pleased to have done it with Blackburn," N'Zonzi revealed to the Premier League side’s official website.
"It is true it will be a big difference as I am used to playing in the championship in France but I am young and I am here to learn."
The midfielder also spoke of his belief that if he knuckles down, Blackburn will make him a better player.
"I really want to do the best to improve my game, training every day with experienced players and give my best for the new challenge.
"It is a big challenge and I want to succeed. I am sure the coach and the staff will help me to become a good player," he concluded.
N'Zonzi joins Lars Jacobsen and Elrio van Heerden in arriving at Ewood Park, while Gael Givet has also made his loan move permanent.
Anthony Wright, Goal.com
"It is a big move for me and I am really pleased to have done it with Blackburn," N'Zonzi revealed to the Premier League side’s official website.
"It is true it will be a big difference as I am used to playing in the championship in France but I am young and I am here to learn."
The midfielder also spoke of his belief that if he knuckles down, Blackburn will make him a better player.
"I really want to do the best to improve my game, training every day with experienced players and give my best for the new challenge.
"It is a big challenge and I want to succeed. I am sure the coach and the staff will help me to become a good player," he concluded.
N'Zonzi joins Lars Jacobsen and Elrio van Heerden in arriving at Ewood Park, while Gael Givet has also made his loan move permanent.
Anthony Wright, Goal.com
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