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On target - Noor Husin celebrates his goal (Image: Lucy Copsey)
By Chris Phillips. Chief sports reporter.
SOUTHEND United midfielder Noor Husin feels the Shrimpers are building momentum at the perfect time of the season.
The Shrimpers moved eighth in the National League standings following Tuesday night's 2-1 win against Aldershot Town at Roots Hall.
And Husin now has his sights set on the play-offs.
"It's taken us a while to get going but hopefully we can have a strong finish now," said Husin.
"We're building momentum at a good time and our aim has to be the play-offs.
"We know what happened last season and we were disappointed to miss out.
"But we've got to use that and hopefully get in there this season."
The Shrimpers' win against the Shots made it seven points out of a possible nine from three games in quick succession.
And Husin was pleased to set Blues on their way to win by scoring his first goal of the season.
"It's taken a bit too long for me," said midfielder.
"I didn't really have a pre-season which was difficult after having the operation but every time I go out there I try to give my best for the team.
"It's taken some time but as Bridgey (Jack Bridge) had it I thought I'd hold my run on the edge of the box and he managed to pick me up.
" I managed to slot it in so it was nice but I want to get more goals and assists."
Husin was followed on to the score-sheet by Gus Scott-Morriss but Blues were forced to withstand a late spell of Aldershot pressure to come out on top.
"When the final whistle went I think we were all relieved but they all count," said Husin.
"I'm delighted and it's a great three points.
"We needed to win to back up the recent results and I'm very happy.
"But now we need to build on it again at Tamworth this weekend."