"The taste of suc­cess you can't buy that." 

That was the com­ment made by Dwight Yorke dur­ing an in­ter­view with 10 Foot­ball fol­low­ing his team Macarthur FC's Aus­tralia Cup vic­to­ry to­day. 

In just five games as a pro­fes­sion­al foot­ball man­ag­er Yorke has cap­tured a tro­phy. 

Yorke said the tro­phy was up there with the tro­phies he won as a play­er which in­clude the Cham­pi­on's League and three Pre­mier Leagues. 

"This has to be up there. I think it's to­tal­ly from a dif­fer­ent per­spec­tive be­cause now I am a man­ag­er not a play­er but it is good it has been a fan­tas­tic tran­si­tion in­to man­age­ment," Yorke said. 

Yorke said he did not ex­pect to get to the fi­nal and win his first tro­phy in such a short space of time. 

He said the Macarthur play­ers de­serve a lot of cred­it for mak­ing that hap­pen. 

"This is a new be­gin­ning for Macarthur we are very new in­to the A League with three years in and hope­ful­ly this will be some­thing that we can build on," he said. 

Yorke said this is a good foun­da­tion for the club to build on. 

"Now we have a taste of it I am sure the boys would want to be do­ing a bit more," he said. 

Macarthur scored 19 goals in their five games in the Aus­tralia Cup. 

"I don't think any­one has paid their hard-earned mon­ey to come and watch non-at­trac­tive foot­ball we are in the en­ter­tain­ment busi­ness so we want to play an at­trac­tive brand of foot­ball go­ing for­ward play­ing on the front foot," he said. 

Yorke said the win is a mo­men­tous oc­ca­sion for the club.