David Moyes says West Ham United are on the "fast train to the top" and he has no intention of jumping off as he reaches 1,000 games as a manager.
Moyes' landmark game comes in a relatively low-key Europa League group game against Genk.
That suits the 58-year-old just fine as he really does not want the fuss. Not with West Ham on the verge of booking a place in the last 16 of a European competition for the first time since 1980.
In addition, they have beaten both Manchester clubs on the way to reaching the EFL Cup quarter-finals, while victory against Liverpool on Sunday could take them as high as second in the Premier League.