West Brom's James Morrison is firing again
West Brom midfielder James Morrison today claimed he is getting back to his best and admitted last season was the low point of his Hawthorns career.
The Scotland international reckons he has rediscovered his best form after suffering a major dip during the club's horrendous 2013-14 campaign.
"My performances are better this season and I think everybody can see that," said Morrison.
"I'm getting the ball, driving from midfield and passing it forwards and that's what I'm all about when I'm playing well.
"Hopefully I can continue that and keep some other good players out of the team.
"Last season was probably the first time in my West Brom career that I've been disappointed with my form.
"This season I am trying to enjoy it again, play well and feel good. At the moment I'm enjoying it. Last season might have just been one of those seasons.
"I have been at the club for a long time and most of the time I've been 'Mr Consistent'.
"Last season was one of those times that anybody can go through."
Morrison's return to form in recent weeks has seen the 28-year-old keep fans' favourite Youssouf Mulumbu out of the team, following the Congo international's hamstring injury.
And he admits he has faced a new challenge in forming an understanding with summer signing Craig Gardner, with both men recognised as attack-minded midfielders.
"Myself and Craig have been combining well and I'm the deeper one of the two at the moment, which is unfamiliar," said Morrison.
"But I think I can do either job. I can pass through teams and hold other teams up so hopefully I keep doing it and driving us from midfield. It's worked well in recent weeks."