Colchester midfielder Johnnie Jackson has revealed he is feeling the benefit of extra work on his weaker side as he hits top form.The former Spurs man, who is predominantly left-footed, has scored three goals in his last three games, with two of the strikes coming on his weaker foot.

He told U's Review: "I do tend to do a bit extra when I'm practising. I try and do a bit more on my right because I know what I can do and what I am capable of with my left.

"It is a question of concentrating more when you use your weaker foot - you keep your eye on the ball that little bit more and make sure that your technique is right and that's what I've been doing lately."

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