Walsall star keen to keep it going after breakthrough year
Walsall midfielder Jamie Jellis insists he’s always finding ways to “improve” after enjoying a strong start to the season.
Jellis scored his third goal for the club with a sensational long-range volley during Walsall’s 4-1 rout over Grimsby Town at Blundell Park on Saturday.
The 23-year-old, who arrived from non-league Tamworth in January, has featured 11 times in League Two this term but is not willing to rest on his laurels.
He said: “I’m always critical of myself and I always want more. I’m always wanting more from myself and I talk with Darren Byfield and Gary Waddock about how I can improve my game.
“It was definitely just to score more goals, get assists and contribute in the final third.
“Overall, I just want my game to be strong and just keep bringing out good performances to help the team in as many ways that I can.”
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