Loan signing from Leeds United aiming to push Inverness Caley Thistle into play-offs
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Jeremiah Chilokoa-Mullen says pushing Inverness Caledonian Thistle towards the play-offs is what attracted him to come on loan from Leeds United.
The defeat leaves Inverness eight points behind Greenock Morton in the final play-off place in fourth.
Chilokoa-Mullen remains hopeful that Inverness can still mount a challenge to finish in the top four at the end of the regular season.
Speaking why he came on loan to Inverness, he said: "I spoke to the gaffer and I liked what he said about the style of play here.
"He told me the club are looking to push for the promotion play-offs, so that appealed to me.
"We were disappointed to not get any points on Saturday, but the league is very tight, so we just need a run of results and we can climb up the table."
"I am enjoying it and the lads have made me feel welcome.
"Last week was a good win against Raith Rovers, but I felt we were unlucky on Saturday not to get anything from the game.
"Hopefully we can bounce back on Saturday."
Chilokoa-Mullen has represented Scotland at under-21 level and he scored against Belgium in November.
He hopes the opportunity of first team football can help him develop his game.
"I am doing alright. I just need to keep my head down and look to improve every day.
"Hopefully I can learn from the more experienced players around me.
"I needed to experience first-team football and I've been given that chance here. I need to get games under my belt to try and improve.
"Players like Danny Devine and Mark Ridgers are always talking to me on the park, which is good."
