New-boy is determined to make up for lost time
New signing Martin Woods has pledged the best years of his career to Shrewsbury Town after admitting he has "unfinished business" in England.
The 29-year-old midfielder got off to a scoring debut in Saturday's 6-0 opening friendly win at Market Drayton.
And the Scottish playmaker, who has signed a two-year deal at the Greenhous Meadow following a season at Ross County, says he is making up for lost time after missing the last three pre-seasons in a row.
"With the couple of summers I had out injured, it feels as if these two seasons coming up have got to be my best," said the Scot.
"It's just good to be back in England again. I was in Scotland last year and really enjoyed it but it feels as if I've got unfinished business in England."
Woods missed the pre-seasons in 2013 and last summer through injury and uncertainty over where he would be playing.
"This is my first pre-season in four years because I signed for clubs later on in the year, so this has been a big one for me," he said.
"If you've done a pre-season you're hitting the ground running, which is really important."
