WHEN Gary McSheffrey returns to the Blues side again, he could become more selfish - in the right manner.

He explained: "I think sometimes I've done far too much back-tracking for the team and that's taken away from what I've produced at the other end.

"I'm looked at as one of those players who can win us a game by the manager, but I probably haven't been giving myself the best chance of doing that.

"The way we are playing now, Quincy and James McFadden have been given a bit of a licence to roam, to concentrate more on the attacking-side, and hopefully when I get a chance again I will be able to get that sort of role as well.

"I'm not saying that I'd ignore the defensive duties - you can't, and I'd never do anyway - but if I'm not producing the sort of stuff that's getting me and getting us goals and chances, then I'm not going to stay in the team."