Tottenham midfielder Oliver Skipp is proud making 100 appearances for the club.
Skipp reached the landmark in Friday's FA Cup defeat to Manchester City.
I would have liked to have got it in a win, of course, but it's something I'm very proud of. I've always said coming through the Academy, it's always a dream to pull on the shirt and play in front of those fans," he told the Spurs website.
I'll reflect on it in a few days with immense pride but at the moment, I'm just disappointed we didn't get through to the next round, because that was the objective.
I always want to keep improving, keep pushing. I don't take it lightly that I've managed to play 100 games for this Club, it's a big achievement and something I can always look back on, but, for me, it's about continuing to improve.
We've had a new manager this season and he's been a breath of fresh air for everyone. There is a lot of improvement that needs to be done and can be done with this group, a young group, a lot of talented players playing in the league for the first time and will get better. So, we're all disappointed to lose against City, but promising signs."
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