Michail Antonio is quick to put however much sunshine as could be expected among him and any West Ham player who could compromise his Premier League objective record.
The 32-year-old overwhelmed Paolo Di Canio as the club's record goalscorer in the Premier League contest in August and has since taken that count up to 54.
While the Jamaican worldwide's structure has followed off since, Antonio stays a massively significant figure in David Moyes' first group, beginning 28 of the club's 30 Premier League games so far.
In a Europa League setting, the striker has scored once on the club's excursion to the quarter-last stage to take his count up to 10 objectives and 10 aids in 36 appearances across all rivalries.
From the current crew, just Manuel Lanzini highlights in the club's rundown of top 10 goalscorers with 25, meaning it's difficult to see anyone matching Antonio without move mediation.
In a video posted on the club's true site Antonio discussed his origin story, he said: "When I began playing here, I didn't have the foggiest idea what the record was.
"I didn't consider it, it was just about me messing around, attempting to get games.
"Presently I've accomplished this, I will continue to score objectives and make that distance to the furthest extent that I would be able, so it'll be seemingly forever before anybody can get me."
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