Hull City defender Liam Rosenior hopes that his 100th start for the club will be the first of many landmarks.
The 28-year-old will achieve the feat if he is selected in Steve Bruce s starting line-up for Saturday s visit of Crystal Palace.
Rosenior joined the KC Stadium outfit from Reading in 2010 and has gone on to make himself a regular fixture in the defence, playing 36 times in the club s promotion season last time out.
His objective now is to help Hull maintain their Premier League status, but he recognises that there is still room for improvement.
I m happy with how the season is going but I know I can still do better, he told The Hull Daily Mail.
I m never going to be content, I can always improve. That ll be the case until the day my career is finished.
My long-term aim is to be a Premier League player for the next four or five years.
I don t see any reason why that can t be the case so long as I stay fit. With this club and the players we ve got here, I know I ve got a chance of doing that.
We re all desperate to make sure this isn t just for one season, we want to be here a lot longer.
