Defender looking forward to new season
Shaun Beeley believes the Shrimps' supporters have yet to see the best of him.
The right back, who signed a two year deal in midweek, impressed supporters during his spell with the club in the second half of last season but the former Fleetwood man feels there is more to come.
The 25-year-old said: “It was difficult last year because I was never fully settled after pre-season at Fleetwood and a loan spell at Bury until January before joining Morecambe.
“It was difficult because you’re adjusting every time to a different mentality and way of playing but I’m hoping for a more steady, settled season.
“And hopefully touch wood I’ll be injury free.”
He added: “I came in off the back of an eight-week hamstring tear and only training once before and then I tweaked my right hammy and played with other little knocks.
“I feel like I didn’t get time to build my fitness back up but I think the fans will be a little bit more impressed next season.
“I want to attack more this season and if I’m injury free I should be able to cause more problems.
“I’m definitely going to look after myself over the summer and come back stronger.”
Beeley said he was happy to sign after enjoying his spell with the Shrimps last season.
He said: s confident he can do that having thoroughly enjoyed his time with Morecambe thus far.
He said: “It’s always good to be wanted.
“I took the opportunity when I first moved blindly really. I didn’t know whether I’d enjoy it or what it would be like but I’ve enjoyed every moment and it’s been great.
“I signed because of the respect I’ve got for Jim and Kenny and everything to do with the club really.
“I see that as more important than money sometimes and if I enjoy my football that will make me play better.”