"The lads welcomed me on the training ground and that was good as I didn't know anyone here. It was good to get everything sorted out so quickly, which allows me to get out on the training ground and get on with looking forward to the start of the season. I've played Oldham a couple of times before and it's always a difficult place to come. Having spoken to the gaffer and the staff, I'm really positive about our situation and I think we can give it a really good go this season."
When asked about his feelings of his former club Luton Town being relegated from the Football League he said, "It was hard, mentally more than anything else. We were always playing catch-up from the word go, but the lads were a good bunch and with a bit more luck along the way we could have done it. The Johnstone's Paint Trophy final win over Scunthorpe was the high point of the season for me and for all the lads. Not many people can say they've won at Wembley; it was a massive day for the club and for all the supporters."