Plymouth Argyle striker Steve MacLean has revealed his determination to succeed at the Home Park club.
Striker determined to succeed
Plymouth Argyle striker Steve MacLean has revealed his determination to succeed at the Home Park club.
MacLean has not played any first-team football for the Pilgrims since last September and spent the end of last season on loan at Aberdeen.
New manager Peter Reid criticised the 27-year-old's fitness and attitude at the start of pre-season, but MacLean insists his heart remains in the Argyle cause, despite uncertainty over his future.
He told
The Herald: "My situation is the same as it has always been. If I'm here, I want to play. I will always give my best for my team-mates and for the manager.
"That's the same situation now. As long as I'm here I'm desperate to play and I want to do well for myself, for the club and for the fans."
MacLean says he has taken Reid's criticism on board, adding: "I like the manager. Black is black and white is white with him. That suits me. What he says goes. If he's not happy he tells you, and I don't mind that."
