West Ham boss David Moyes is proud to be reaching 1000 games in management.
Moyes reaches the landmark against Genk in the Europa League.
He told the London Evening Standard: “You don't know how it's flown past, where it's flown past. When you see how all the managers who have got to 1,000 games feel, it's a big achievement, and I feel that way.
“But the bigger thing is that when you start out, I never thought when I was starting to become a manager that I would go on to be managing at the top of the Premier League, and that nearly all my games, the majority, have been in the Premier League.
“I was a relatively unknown player but I enjoyed a good career. I always hoped I could stay in football, that I might become a boys' team manager, or somebody would give me a youth team job, or I would run a social club or something."
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