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Rob Webber is in contention to make his first Premiership appearance for Bath after 10 months out of the game with a shoulder injury.

The hooker returned to action in the LV= Cup a fortnight ago and now wants to lift Bath up the Premiership table.

"We are not under any sort of illusion that eighth is good enough," Webber told 91�ȱ� Radio Bristol. "We want to be competing at the top-end of the table.

"I'm looking forward to getting out there on a Saturday at The Rec."

He added: "If you're injured it's a bit like turning up at work and not being able to do your job, so it's great to finally be able to contribute."

Webber was a Wasps player when he tore a muscle while playing for England in last year's Six Nations.

The 26-year-old moved to Bath over the summer, but ongoing shoulder problems kept him on the sidelines until 26 January, when he made his Bath debut in the LV= Cup win over Exeter.

Bath host Worcester in the Premiership on Saturday having won four consecutive cup matches.

"I'm sure it will be a step up from the LV= games but that's the reason people come to this club - to play at The Rec on those days - so I'm really looking forward to it," Webber continued.

"I know I've got a long way to go to get back to the standard that the club expect of me and I expect of myself. I've got work to do, and as a team we've got a bit of work to do as well.

"We are in a positive place at the minute. We got some good wins under our belts recently and scored a lot of tries.

"We are in a semi-final and a quarter-final, and are chomping at the bit to get better in the league."