Steve Sidwell will line up on Monday for Fulham against Chelsea where he spent a frustrating 12-month spell in 2007/08. The midfielder made just seven league starts for the Blues before being moved on to Aston Villa and now a short term deal with Fulham.
The 28-year-old is now determined to get his career back on track at Craven Cottage, with it important for him to get vital minutes under his belt.
"I don't feel I've got anything to prove," said Sidwell, who has penned a short-term deal with Fulham which could be extended through to 2014 over the summer.
"It's one of those things in life where if it works out at a club then great, if it doesn't you get your head down and move on.
"It didn't work out at Chelsea but I'm at Fulham now, and all I'm concerned about is putting in a performance for the fans and the manager.
"Every training session and game is a trial for me. I've got to prove my worth to Mark Hughes and wait for discussions at the end of the season."
