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Harry Kane can still remember the first time. 'Shamrock away,' he nodded as he rewound from number 267, the Tottenham record breaker against Manchester City, to a December night in Dublin and a knock down from Andros Townsend.
'It was a Danny Rose cross, Andros headed it back and I kind of swivelled and hit it through the legs. It was a special feeling just to be playing for Tottenham at that age and to score.
'I can remember it like it was yesterday and that was 11 years ago. Time goes quick, there's been a lot of ups and downs along the way but I'm just extremely grateful to a lot of people to still be here, performing and scoring goals.
'Scoring a goal never gets old. It's one of the greatest feelings I can ever feel.'
From Shamrock Rovers in 2011 to Sunday's winner against City, the goals are all filed away and he's certain he can bring them to mind on request.
Harry Kane (pictured) celebrates his first Spurs goal during the UEFA Europa League match against Shamrock Rovers FC in Dublin in 2011
Kane became the leading scorer for a single Premier League club in Saturday's 1-0 win
'Don't put me on the spot but if you told me the game, I could probably tell you the type of goal,' said Kane. 'Every goal was special in its own way.
'It's been an amazing journey. I've been here since I was 11 years old. Eighteen years of my life, a lot of hard work and dedication. I'm extremely proud to represent this club, to score 267 goals for them and 200 Premier League goals.
'It's something I'll never take for granted. I've just got to keep it going, try and score as many as I can and see what happens.'
Pressed for some of his favourites, Kane pulled out two scored against Arsenal to clinch a thrilling 2-1 comeback win, at the old White Hart Lane, eight years ago.
'My first North London derby, the header and the one I bent in from the left, post and in,' he said. 'Those two stick in my memory for sure.
'There's been some good ones over the years but that one against City was right up there, just the atmosphere and the occasion. It was a special goal and a special night and to get the three points.'
Little more than a month before his double against Arsenal, on New Year's Day 2015, there were two more to cherish in a 5-3 victory against Chelsea.
Tottenham paid tribute to the striker with messages emblazoned across their big screens following the strike
