That was Ian Hendon's reaction to a new improved two-year deal to stay as assistant manager to Paul Fairclough at Barnet.
The popular defender, who managed a handful of games this season, despite hanging up his boots, said he wanted to see the Bees in the play-offs this time next year.
The 36-year-old was captain of the Bees during their Conference-winning season.
"Barnet has been a big part in my life for the last five years," he added.
It is good news to hear Ian is staying. He is Barnet to the core.
Well done.
It is good news to hear Ian is staying. He is Barnet to the core.
Well done.
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