As David Mundy seemingly cruises towards Fremantle's all-time games record, the midfielder has given a strong indication that he is after more than just individual achievements.
The 338-game veteran is arguably having a career-best season since debuting in 2005 and currently sits on top of the rankings in the AFL coaches' votes.
While he's on track to reach Matthew Pavlich's mark of 353 games later this season, he said his dream is to help guide a youthful Freo list to the top.
“(A premiership) is always the goal. I’m certainly not hanging around just to play football and go out and get a kick on the weekend,” Mundy told AFL 360.
“The ultimate goal is always to strive for that ultimate success. We’ve seen numerous examples over the past five to six years that it can turn really quickly.
“You can either shoot up the ladder or slide down it really quickly.
“Our week-to-week focus here is to execute our game plan as best as we can so we can try and drive our group chemistry as quickly as we can.”
Mundy said he truly believes in what the current Fremantle list can achieve in the near future.
“Certainly at the moment with this group it’s one of the best groups I’ve been a part of,” Mundy said.
When asked what has kept his at his best when most at his age had retired, Mundy credited luck and his internal drive.
“A little bit of luck goes into it, I’ve avoided major injuries throughout my career, mostly,” Mundy said.
“An unhealthy dose of competitiveness. I lost a goal-kicking contest with Josh Treacy yesterday and I’m still filthy about it.
“I still really enjoy the environment, going out each week and competing against the best.”
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