Robin van Persie has unveiled his desire to secure every key prize all through his time at Manchester United. The Dutch striker, whose only other job title in English soccer got in the 2005 FA Cup with Arsenal, scored a hat trick against Aston Villa to direct United to its 20th Premier League title on Monday evening. Van Persie believes that his teammates have now set the typical following their title gain and insists his hunger for winning hasn't been satisfied yet. "It is a great feeling. I'd to hold back quite a while for this," Van Persie told reporters. "I have been thinking and talking about it with Rio [Ferdinand], like, in the vehicle, and he's been telling me, 'Listen, whatever happens, that's the conventional .' From now on, our new standard is every year we want to be winners and we want to win more. "So we are much more keen as you could only tell, from day one than we were last year, everybody wanted this and we did well. I wish to win it again. I want to get more stuff. I want to win the FA Cup, the Champions League, the League Cup - I want to win it all." The 29-year-old, who stands on 24 Premier League goals for the season, one free from Liverpool's Luis Suarez, was also eager to praise the United fans for their support throughout the campaign. "This is a trophy for all people - all the participants, team, the management and the fans have already been amazing, too," he explained. "They have already been absolutely incredible, cheering us on each game, home and away, so credit for them as well."Follow GOAL.COM on Twitter Follow GOAL.COM on Facebook
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