DANNY CIPRIANI insists he is ready to rebuild his career after his month from hell and admitted: Thank God that's over!

The England No10 had a nightmare autumn series and was dropped for Saturday's defeat to New Zealand.

Now Cipriani can't wait to get back to club action for Wasps this week so he can put the last four weeks behind him and rediscover his winning smile.

Cipriani, 21, said: "It won't be hard going back to Wasps at all. In fact, everyone is really looking forward to getting back and getting on with their club rugby.

"I just need to get back to playing regular games again. The more I play the better I will feel and I need to get back to having a smile on my face again.

"My goal is to show everyone the best of Danny Cipriani at the Six Nations. But for now I just need to get back to Wasps and start helping them.

"I need to step up and start showing the best of me. The last four weeks have been hard and a steep learning curve. But now I feel relieved and relaxed about it and I'm sure I can go back to Wasps and show what I can do.

"The fact is when I get back to Wasps I'm going start enjoying it again. I need to play with a smile on my face again.

"Everyone has an opinion about me but all I care about is what my club coaches and Martin Johnson think. I'm just going to get on my career and hopefully get back to the sort of form I was in last year."

Cipriani insists England can bounce back from their recent flop and added: "We're a young team and we've got a lot to work on, but the talent's definitely there.

"It's time now as a unit to move forward and I'm sure everyone will go back to their clubs and really improve over the next six weeks."