Portsmouth winger Ryan Williams didn't have the best start to life at Fratton Park this summer, following injury that curtailed his personal start to the season.
Having signed for Kenny Jackett's side from Rotherham United in the summer, the right-winger missed all of pre-season before making his Pompey debut on the 17th September against Burton Albion.
The right-winger has now started the last three League One games for Portsmouth on the right side of midfield, and the Australian continues to get better as he still adapts to the standards that Jackett expects from his wingers.
However, the former Rotherham player believes that his best is still yet to come as he looks to continue his fine Portsmouth form.
Williams said: "I missed all of pre-season, unfortunately, so have been doing catch up.
"Once you get 3-7 games under your belt, that is when you really start to bed in, knowing your place in the team, knowing where you need to be.
"I am nearly there. A few more games and I will be where I need to be.
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"I think there’s a little bit more creativity to come from me, a little bit more good bits of what I do, rather than five minutes this, 10 minutes that."
The Australian started his senior career with Portsmouth and made six appearances before moving on to Fulham in 2012.
While at Fulham, Williams spent loan spells away from Craven Cottage with Oxford United, Gillingham and Barnsley before transferring permanently to the latter in 2015.
He spent two seasons at Oakwell before heading to Rotherham, where the winger totalled 88 appearances before heading to Portsmouth this summer.
Tomorrow, Portsmouth welcome Williams' former side Oxford United to Fratton Park.
The Verdict
Williams' performances have been increasing game-by-game as he works his way back up to fitness following his injury during pre-season.
The winger may believe that his best form is yet to show for Portsmouth, and many Pompey supporters will believe that this is the case with Williams having a lot to offer the side.