Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick says it would be “boring and pointless” not to celebrate winning games.
United have won four consecutive matches under Carrick and although he has usually emphasised he and the squad “are not getting carried away”, the former midfielder accepts some pleasure has to be taken from victories.
They are up to fourth in the Premier League and victory at West Ham United on Wednesday would enhance their position to claim a Champions League place.
“You’ve got to enjoy the buzz of winning, that’s what we’re in it for,” said Carrick, who replaced Ruben Amorim last month.
“You can’t just be flat-lined all the time. You have to feel the waves of emotion. It would all be a little bit boring and pointless if you didn’t, because winning games is what we all strive for.
“The big challenge is knowing the hard work and preparation that has got you there.
“Winning a game of football at this level is tough, so you never assume the next one’s just going to be alright.”