Fulham player Sander Berg said the club has been steadily improving this season. Last week's two consecutive 0-1 defeats at Craven Cottage temporarily interrupted the team's good form. However, he pointed out that there are still plenty of games left in the season, and the team has a chance to break last season's record of 54 points.  

Sandberg said: "I believe the team is indeed making progress. Even if you don't win every game, it doesn't mean you're not growing. I don't think losing or not achieving the expected results means you can't learn; it's just a normal part of becoming an athlete and a team member."  

"In the long run, this will strengthen our resolve and make the team more competitive overall. However, there are still nine games left in the season, and we will focus on playing at our best and trying to win as many games as possible. We will reassess the overall situation in two or three months."  

In January of this year, Oscar Bob officially joined Fulham, teaming up with Sandberg, thus doubling the number of Norwegian players in the club. The midfielder stated that the arrival of his national teammate will bring exciting moments to the club.  

Sander Berg said: "He has integrated very well and can speak Portuguese, which helps him communicate with the coaching staff and all the Spanish-speaking players. He is an excellent and capable player. As a talented player for Manchester City, he has been in the spotlight for many years and his contributions to the first team have been impressive."  

“I am very happy that the team was able to sign him. His arrival will enhance our competitiveness and make the competition within the team more intense. He is excellent in ball control, and he makes a huge contribution to the team in terms of creating chances, scoring goals, assisting, and game intelligence. I think he is very popular at the club, we are like a big family, and he will definitely continue to improve in every game. I look forward to playing more games with him.”  

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