Source: Team_Talk
Crash course continues for Ki
The Korean midfielder, 21, has made two appearances for the Hoops since officially signing from FC Seoul on January 1 on a four-year deal.[LNB]Ki made his debut in a 1-1 home draw against Falkirk then, after recovering from a knock, he came on as substitute on Wednesday night as Tony Mowbray's side lost 2-1 to Hibernian at Parkhead to fall 10 points behind Rangers at the top of the SPL.[LNB]The Celtic playmaker is hoping to get up to speed with life in the SPL as quickly as possible.[LNB]"I am trying to learn how to play here and get used to the players because Asian football and Scottish football is totally different," he said.[LNB]"I have played just two games but the speed is different and I felt it was more physical.[LNB]"It is similar to English football - but very different to Korean football.[LNB]"But I am really enjoying my time at the club.[LNB]"I will try to play the way I did in Korea and I want to help Celtic chase Rangers.[LNB]"Of course we are having a hard time now and people are expecting a lot of things but we are building a new team.[LNB]"Some players are going out and some are coming in so it is a bit complicated but all the players are trying their best.[LNB]"There is a lot of pressure to play for a great club like Celtic because all the players here expect more.[LNB]"I think we can do better and the results will come for us."[LNB][LNB]
