The keeper is who on a thrre months loan from Manchester Unted said: "I'm really enjoying it. "Everybody has made me feel welcome and I feel as if I've made an impact in the four games I've played so far. "I think I'm improving as a keeper which is the main thing.
"That was my first away game and probably my busiest. I had quite a few crosses and through-balls to deal with and in the second half I had more shots than I've had so far but I think I dealt with them OK. "It's a shame we didn't get three points, but sometimes you have to look at the state of the game. With five or 10 minutes to go I don't think we looked like winning, so we're quite pleased to hold out for a draw.
"I haven't spoken to Sir Alex personally but United's goalkeeping coach Tony Coton has kept in contact. "Nobody has talked to me about what might happen after the three months is up, but I would obviously be delighted to stay here and play first-team football."
The keeper who has been called up England U20's has won admiration and support from City supporters who have been impressed with his ability to command his area and come out for crosses.