Wednesday 19 December 2012 14:25, UK
Gary Roberts admits his first six months at Swindon have been disappointing but he is determined to turn things around.
The 28-year-old winger joined Paolo Di Canio's side in the summer after leaving Huddersfield, but since returning from a calf injury has struggled to nail down a first-team place. "I think I'm my own biggest critic and I know I've been below-par personally," he told the Swindon Advertiser. "To see I'm out of the side, I think, is deserved because I don't think I've done enough to stay in the team and get in the team. "I haven't scored enough goals, I haven't played well consistently, I've had decent little spells in games but that's it. "I try to tell myself that but hopefully the tide will turn and I can put in some good performances for the club and try to show why the manager brought me here and win some fans over. "I've got half a season to put things right to prove to myself and prove to the manager that I'm good enough to play for the team."
