David Moyo's not hit 10 targets in a season for 3 years - however he is eager to hit the landmark for Hamilton this time period.
The ahead scored his ninth of the marketing campaign towards Morton on Saturday in Championship motion, his strike from shut vary after six minutes sealing a 1-0 win.
Beginning his fourth time period at Accies this summer time, the 27-year-old is eager to proceed upon the objective path for boss Stuart Taylor.
Whereas surprise targets have been few and much between, Moyo insists hitting double figures for the primary time since his 14-goal haul at earlier membership St Albans Metropolis could be a fantastic achievement.
He mentioned: "I final hit double figures earlier than I got here right here. It might be (a good achievement). I simply wish to preserve enhancing and conserving including to it (his tally).
"Hopefully I can try this subsequent 12 months as effectively. It was Convention South stage final time so it is good to be doing it up right here.
"It would not matter how they go in, I simply have to be there! The gaffer has labored on some issues with the attacking gamers on being in the fitting place on the proper time.
"So credit score to him for that. We simply have to preserve enhancing and dealing on it, because it appears to be working."
The Zimbabwe worldwide is glad that his objective took Hamilton out of potential relegation hazard forward of their closing two video games towards Raith Rovers and Inverness, however a cost to achieve the Premiership is subsequent season's goal.
He added: “You’re relieved to not be concerned in a relegation battle however there’s nonetheless two video games left and we wish to put extra factors on the board and end as excessive as we are able to.
“If we've a very good finish to this season it may set us up for subsequent season and we are able to have an actual promotion push, 100%.”
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