Babalola Oluwatomiwa
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Nigerian international Victor Moses has reiterated that he is still a Chelsea player that and not in a hurry to secure a permanent move with Stoke City.
Moses has been in fantastic form for Stoke since moving to the Britannia Stadium from Chelsea on a season- long loan deal.
"I'm still a Chelsea player. I am here to help Stoke as a club to make sure they are in the right position in the Premier League,” Moses told Stoke Sentinel.
"And I will keep working hard and trying to help the team as long as I am here.
The 23-year old took the time also to refuted suggestions by Swansea manager Gary Monk that he dived to win a penalty against them when both teams clashed earlier on in the season.
"If you look at the picture, there was contact. To be honest, he (Monk) shouldn't have said that. That's the mistake he made.
"It was a clear penalty. My conscience is clear, I got a penalty and now we move on.
"That really meant a lot to me, everyone supporting me. The chairman in the paper, everyone was behind me and I was very pleased with that."
Moses has been in fantastic form for Stoke since moving to the Britannia Stadium from Chelsea on a season- long loan deal.
"I'm still a Chelsea player. I am here to help Stoke as a club to make sure they are in the right position in the Premier League,” Moses told Stoke Sentinel.
"And I will keep working hard and trying to help the team as long as I am here.
The 23-year old took the time also to refuted suggestions by Swansea manager Gary Monk that he dived to win a penalty against them when both teams clashed earlier on in the season.
"If you look at the picture, there was contact. To be honest, he (Monk) shouldn't have said that. That's the mistake he made.
"It was a clear penalty. My conscience is clear, I got a penalty and now we move on.
"That really meant a lot to me, everyone supporting me. The chairman in the paper, everyone was behind me and I was very pleased with that."
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