Source: Team_Talk
Modric vows to hit peak form
uka Modric insists Tottenham Hotspur fans can expect to see the best from him in the coming weeks.[LNB] Modric returned to prominence in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Everton after what has so far been an injury-interrupted season for the Spurs midfielder.[LNB]After being sacrificed in the San Siro during last week's Champions League tussle with Inter Milan due to Heurelho Gomez being sent off, the 25-year-old was made captain for the weekend clash and caught the eye in the Londoners' midfield.[LNB]And the Croatia international feels he is starting to rediscover the form that has made him a fans' favourite at the Lane and is hoping to catch the eye further when Harry Redknapp's men take on Manchester United at Old Trafford this weekend.[LNB]"It's always tough against Everton and this was exactly the same," Modric told Spurs' official website.[LNB]"I think this was my best game of the season so far. I feel better and better every game and I will start to play much better."[LNB]Both goals arrived in a four-minute spell in the first half as Leighton Baines curled home a free-kick for the visitors, quickly cancelled out by Rafa van der Vaart's tap in from Peter Crouch's knockdown.[LNB]"I thought we deserved to win," added the Spurs playmaker. "We were unlucky with some chances and it was a good point after a tough game in Milan on Wednesday.[LNB]"We were the team pushing to win but couldn't find a way through in the second half."
