James Milner

At this moment in time, I feel pretty good and I'm pleased that I can still contribute on the pitch and I'm happy in the dressing room I'm in.

Hopefully we can drive the club on to a strong finish in the remaining months of the season.

I'm sure there'll be conversations and thoughts in that time and see where that takes us.

And to this point, how would you sum up your career?

I'd say I'm fortunate to have achieved what I have and to experience the things I have.

I think when you set off, the odds are very, very low from being a 10-year-old to making it as a footballer.

So to play as long as I have in the teams I have and be as successful with those teams as I have, I'd say fortunate and content with that.

unfortunate not to enjoy it as much because you're always driving for the next one.

I think that's something you do when you finish.

I think that's the thing, that's when you enjoy it.

But we always used to talk about you win a trophy or you can win a League Cup on the Sunday and you play two days later, you don't get a chance to enjoy that.

So I think that's for when you finish.

But at this moment in time, I'm not quite finished yet.

No, the perfect way, I think.

It wasn't our best performance of the season by any means, but we were efficient, got the job done, this guy was unbelievable, caused him all sorts of problems and took his goals really well, so great to get another clean sheet and not another easy place to come, it's a tough place to come.

I can enjoy it today because we've won 4-0, but I think obviously it's more something for when you look back on.

It's a nice achievement to have, but like I said, the result was the most important thing today.

We needed to keep getting these results and keep getting the three points, and we've had two tough away trips this week in quick succession.

Two really good results and obviously the games keep coming thick and fast, so we've got to keep our foot on the gas.

Well, you are top, albeit temporarily, for a few hours.