Kogi United's striker John Jerome has express worry by his side's lack of goals this season and is confident he can still make the difference.
The United forward has been struggling to find his best form, waiting to register his first league goal of the season from six games netting just twice only in the State FA Cup.
Jerome scored nine goals for Kogi United in all completions with seven coming from 11 abridged NNL games.
The combative striker is however not interested in personal success, though, and is adamant winning laurels and securing promotion ticket for the Confluence state club are all that matter come the end of the season.
"It's worrisome, we've been doing our best to get goals, both home and away, our build ups have been excellent but we need that final touch to bury chances, I'm disturbed about it, but we will get past this soon," begins the former Gateway United forward.
"There is no denying that I have had better scoring times, but I am not taking myself too seriously and I still believe in myself. I am convinced that I can still be decisive for Kogi United.
"What matters most to us as a team is that we keep an eye on our objectives. A team consists of more than just 11 players. We want to win trophies in the end and we all feel good if we can make that happen.
"Individual statistics are completely irrelevant in that case. Winning a promotion ticket and winning laurels is all that matters. I will not let anybody ruin my fun if we win trophies."
Kogi United have scored just three times in five league games this season, occupying ninth on the log with six points.
They will take on Kwara United in their next league game in Lokoja.
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