Source: Team_Talk
Fulop delighted with Eastlands start
Manchester City loanee Marton Fulop was delighted with how his debut went against Aston Villa on Saturday.[LNB] The Hungary international made an immediate debut after signing on an emergency loan from Sunderland to cover for the injured Shay Given.[LNB]Fulop was playing his first game of 2010 and, although he conceded a goal early on, he recovered and helped City to a 3-1 win.[LNB]"Unfortunately I haven't been between the sticks for three months so I needed 15 minutes to get in the swing of the game," he told MTI. "But I felt good on the pitch, my team-mates helped me a lot and made my job easier."[LNB]Fulop is still delighted at the chance to move to Eastlands, adding: "Everyone is dreaming about a chance like the one I got so I said 'yes' with pleasure.[LNB]"I'm doing my best to prove that I deserved their confidence and I want to help the team to reach their aims."[LNB]Fulop, who was 27 on Monday, admits he is almost shocked by how good things are at Eastlands.[LNB]"Sunderland is a professional team but honestly I didn't think that there's a place where the conditions which surround football are better," he said.[LNB]"I could easily recognise that this team has very big goals. I was surprised in the dressing room too. There were lots of star players but the atmosphere was very family-like and friendly."[LNB]Fulop insists he is not even thinking about his own future at the moment and is focused on City's bid to qualify for the Champions League.[LNB]"I don't care about anything [regarding my future], I just concentrate on my two more games at City. I'll see later what the future brings."
