Andy Johnson was delighted with his hat-trick for Fulham in their thumping of QPR.
Johnson handed the home side the lead after just 79 seconds and then scored either side of half-time on the way to a resounding win.
"I scored a hat-trick in the Championship but that's my first in the Premier League and a great day for me and my family," he said.
"Strikers hitting 25 or 30 goals is getting harder to do and hat-tricks are far and few between. If you get into double figures these days you have done very well.
"This win meant an awful lot to the fans and the players.
"Everything went in, everything the boys hit which is unfortunate for QPR but they just caught them out.
"We have great players in this team and for the last five or six games we've created so many chances, but keepers have been on form or we've just been unlucky in front of goal.
"However, I think the feeling was that it was due and it was coming.
"Steve Sidwell said before the game that he had a good feeling about today and he came straight off and said 'I told you, I told you'.
"Everyone is delighted. It is a great win and it is great for the fans because it is a local derby as well."