Source: Team_Talk
Keane: Bhoys can still catch Gers
The Tottenham striker has joined the Parkhead club on loan for the rest of the season after slipping down Harry Redknapp's pecking order.[LNB]Keane has scored one goal from his opening two games for Tony Mowbray's side and is backing himself to score for fun when his fitness improves.[LNB]The 29-year-old admits he is a life-long Celtic fan, but that he will return to White Hart Lane in the summer when his loan spell ends. [LNB]"I decided to come up here because it's a massive club and a team that growing up in Ireland you're almost born into being a Celtic fan," he told Sky Sports.[LNB]"I've been in the Premier League for a long time. I've done what I needed to do there. I'm here for a few months and obviously I'll be back there next season.[LNB]"I'm a person that needs to play all the time. I get better with games. The more games I get under my belt and the more 90 minutes I play, you'll see a sharper and fitter Robbie Keane."[LNB]Keane admits the hype of his loan arrival has only served to intensify the pressure on his shoulders, although he insists that it will not impact upon his form.[LNB]"As a striker there's always pressure. You need to score goals," he continued. "The hype of me coming up here adds to the pressure as well. [LNB]"One man doesn't make a team. The most important thing is the team. [LNB]"I'm here to help the team and hopefully push on and challenge to win that title. By no means is it going to be easy, but it's not impossible."[LNB][LNB] Scottish Premier Winner 2009/10 Win Outright: Celtic 7/2
