Geremi Looking For Constant Improvement (21.09.2002)
Many observers felt Geremi`s performance at Goodison Park was his best in a Boro shirt yet - and the player himself agrees. "We were very good as a team in the first half," said the 23-year-old, who is on a season-long loan from Real Madrid. "I don’t know what happened in the second half, but I enjoyed myself. It was the best yet but I hope to get better.
"We learned something from the game. We have to do something here this season and we are learning every day and every game.
"That will happen until the end of the season, which is the way we will improve."
The Cameroon star has played his part in an exciting approach adopted by Boro this season and he for one is happy with the style.
"We are a young team, we enjoy what we’re doing and I think we could surprise a few people this year.
"We play football at a fast pace, a quick game.
"Every day in training the manager tells us to use the ball, run with
the ball and play in a positive way.
"I’m enjoying it, I came here to play football and that’s what I’m doing. It is not up to me to dictate how we should play, but I like the way we go into games."
Boro`s next opponents Birmingham City will arrive at The Riverside in confident mood, but Geremi is unconcerned.
"We don’t care," he says flatly.
"We are at home and we must look to win every game. We are confident playing at home.
"Birmingham will be confident, they had a good win on Monday, but we are playing well at home and we must win our games.
"We have to fear no-one and go into the game with the approach that every team is there to be beaten.
"I am happy with the ways things are working out for me here.
"I am glad I came and we will see what happens at the end of the season, but there is a lot of work to be done before then and I hope a lot of enjoyment for the fans."
