Not sure where Eidur has got the impression his form has improved- apart from his goal against Man Yoo, he has been mostly disappointing.

But he told CTV: "The manager must have faith in me otherwise I wouldn't be on the pitch. He believes in this team as a collective and that gives us a lot of confidence.

"As soon as I grow into this role that he wants me to play, my performances will get better and better.

"All the new boys have fitted into the team very easily. They're all quality players and when you've got a manager who explains what he wants it's quite straightforward."