Leeds United striker Mirco Antenucci feels that it has been a positive 2014/15 domestic season for his team in spite of all the "little mishaps".
In a season that saw the team being managed by a number of managers at different periods of the year, the Peacocks managed to finish a disappointing 15th position in the league, thus spelling an end to Neil Redfearn's reign as boss.
According to Antenucci, it was a rather difficult season for his team with so many new players coming in and trying to settle down.
However, in spite of all the upheaval, the Elland Road-based outfit did well, the 30-year-old feels, and are looking forward to reaping the benefits of last season in the near future.
"It has been a slightly difficult season as a team because we had a lot of new players in a new club and it takes some time", Antenucci told Calcionews24.com.
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“In the end, I must say it was positive despite all the little mishaps that we had during the year.”
It was also the first season for the Italian forward in English football and having managed to score ten goals in 36 league matches he is looking forward to building on the start in the future.
"It was very good as a first season”, the striker insisted.
Leeds United are now hopeful of having a fresh and positive start to the 2015/16 season under new manager Uwe Rosler.
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