“In general, I’m a more complete player,” Kevin Nisbeth assessment of Abardin enjoyed a “rest” of his career.
The 12-year-old Scottish striker’s 12-scores have helped Pethust hunt in Europe, two of whom are in the Scottish Cup, who continue their semi-final against Harts on Saturday.
After the first annoying campaign in Milwal, Nisbeth joined Donz on loan last summer but did not finish 90 minutes in the Premier League until February.
“It seems that it wasn’t just a gymnastics because I didn’t play much last season,” Nisbeth told the BBC. “It took me a while until my speed rose, but now I feel sharp.
In the last 10 goals, seven goals were added to Nisbeth, with five assists.
The former HIBS player is doing extra out of the pitch to get up in the form, admitting that he hasn’t always been so excited.
“Evening days of holidays, doing gyms, my care, a lot of attraction, only the kinds of things I may not have done last year if I am honest.
“I started in October and I’ve just done that. Now I’m harvesting my rewards.
“When I first came in, Gaffar (Jimi Tilin) gave me points on the things I’m really good at, but also gave me the points of how he should do me better.