Park focused on Premiership title

• Dead_Man_Inc

  30 Mar 07, 11:54

  United midfielder Ji-sung Park has set his sights firmly on the Premiership title this season, despite talk of an unprecedented Double Treble.
  
  The Reds are in the Champions League quarter finals, FA Cup semi finals and six points clear of Chelsea at the top of the Premiership.
  
  The 26-year-old South Korean midfielder scored twice for the Reds in the 4-1 win over Bolton a fortnight ago. On Saturday Blackburn travel to Old Trafford for the first of eight remaining games in the title run-in.
  
  "It is possible for us to get the results to succeed in all competitions, " he told South Korean reporters. "But, personally, my number one target is the Premier League."
  
  The Reds follow up the clash against Rovers with a busy month in April with a two-legged Champions League quarter final against Roma and an FA Cup semi final with Watford on 14 April.
  
  Park has experienced chasing multiple trophies before having done the Double with his former club PSV Eindhoven in Holland.
  
  "I have had a similar experience in the Netherlands," he added. "Even if we have bad results, we have to bounce back quickly and concentrate on the next game."
  
• imprezaWRXSTi22B

  30 Mar 07, 12:59

  he is playing well.... fantastic achievement for an asian footballer...
• SumOne

  31 Mar 07, 02:53

  Each time he gets the chance, he steps up to the plate and delivers. Something the English players should learn.
• a-Lost-9uY

  31 Mar 07, 04:04

  i like his nick..sounds nice
• 4getmenot

  31 Mar 07, 11:52

  yea, i think its players like him and Lee at Tottenham thats giving Asian players more breaking ground to play in the English League.
  
  proves that Asian players do have what it takes to play in Europe
• hiphop2009

  31 Mar 07, 11:55

  role model for asian footballers~
  
  dong fang zhuo too~
  
  lets rock the EPL man utd!
• CKeer

  31 Mar 07, 15:37

  Yeap, i think the premiership title looks more lucrative den others.
  
  Cheers.
  CK
• SumOne

  2 Apr 07, 00:32

  Originally posted by 4getmenot:

  yea, i think its players like him and Lee at Tottenham thats giving Asian players more breaking ground to play in the English League.
  
  proves that Asian players do have what it takes to play in Europe

  But I think the one who really changed things around was Nakata. Because he proved it was possible to go over Europe to play and be important in a club.
• omgukilledkenny

  2 Apr 07, 00:38

  Park's stamina is second to none, can see him running around tirelessly throughout every match he plays.
• lolxzxz

  2 Apr 07, 00:43

  he got 3 lungs
• imprezaWRXSTi22B

  2 Apr 07, 02:14

  nakata was 1st team at perugia and not elsewhere...
  
  but i agree he was the pioneer. thumbs up!