Winners are grinners: quotes from the triumphant Australian dressing room following fourth Test Shane Watson hugs Mitchell Johnson after victory in the fourth Test. AFTER a see-sawing first three days, the Aussies were emphatic victors on day four, and their dressingroom reflected that at the end of the match. Here's a sample of what some of the stars of the match had to say... ON his century: "It's amazing," he said. To get a hundred here at the MCG, it's my home now. The crowd were fantastic, I thank them very much. ...."Another hundred and to get the name up on the MCG, it doesn't get any better." ON his cover drive for the milestone: "There was a bit of a gap there, I was hoping he'd pitch one up," he said. Fortunately he did, I didn't have to wait as long as I did last time. It was a massive relief. ON the Aussie bowlers: "I think they've shown the way," he said. They've won us games really. As batsman we've missed out a few times but the bowlers have been fantastic every time they've gone out there, all credit to them. Clean sweep? "We're hoping we can do it," he said. We're playing so well at the moment but, five nil and create history, I think that's what we're hoping to do. On his groin: "I'm extremely lucky to have some great medical staff to be looking after me to give me the chance to be able to get out and contribute like I did after our first innings of bowling," Watson said. Doc Brukner (Peter Brukner) his needling and Alex Kountouris and all the work that they've done over the last three days has given me a chance. ON teaming with Rogers: "It was nice to be out there and get a few out of the middle and be there to help celebrate with Chris," Watson said. He's a great guy, he's toiled very hard throughout his whole career so for him to be able to get a century in a Boxing day test match, it was really nice to be able to share it with him. Once he got his hundred I knew I could free my arms a little bit more because last time in Durham I got out on him...It was really nice to be able to be there and then I knew it was my turn to step it up a bit. Playing with natural instincts: "That's the way I like playing, that's when I have the most fun when I'm aggressive and taking on the bowlers," he said. It's disappointing when I go against it at periods of times, but I certainly won't be doing that from now on, that was a lot of fun out there today. Nerves? "I didn't really sleep that much last night knowing it was a smallish total on that wicket," he said. We knew it wasn't really wearing that much but it was going to be a good challenge. What do you like about the MCG? "Boxing Day Test match - it doesn't get any better than this as an Australian cricketer," he said. It's a special occasion. ON playing in Sydney: "Try and stop me from playing," Harris said. I want to be to be in there, I want to be playing all five. I feel good, I feel fresh. I didn't bowl a lot yesterday (on Day 3) and I think I only bowled 34 overs for the game, which is not a lot at all. I feel fresh and an extra couple of days off is going to be perfect. (I'll) look after myself tonight, I'll wait for the celebration in Sydney. I'll enjoy it but I want to make sure I'm on the field in Sydney. So no tweeting? "Nothing like that tonight, I've learnt my lesson, I'll keep that quiet for a while," he said. ON the bowlers turning the game: "As we've said all series, in times when we need to build pressure we've done it and we've worked beautifully as a group," Harris said. Before the series, could you have imagined this? "Probably not, to be perfectly honest," Clarke said. I certainly wouldn't stand here today and say I didn't expect us to win the series though. With the team we have, the amount of work the guys have put in for a long time, I certainly had faith that we could win the series but to be four-nil up is hard to describe. It's an amazing feeling. Sydney 5-0? "We're going to have a go, that's for sure," Clarke said. I think if we continue to play the way we're playing, the boys will be as ready as we were for this Test match. Our goal is to win five-nil the position we're in. If we continue to get the support that we've received from around Australia, and I think here in Melbourne it's been no different, the crowd' s turned up and played a big part. I think they give us our second wind when we're in the field, the players can realy feel it, so I don't see any reason why not. Free spirited cricket? "I think it shows the confidence in the players more than anything else," he said. I think it shows the guys have worked exceptionally hard and now they have the confidence to play with freedom out in the middle. That doesn't come easy, especially when you're not scoring as many runs as you would like or taking as many wickets as you would like or even not winning the amount of games as we would have liked. For the boys to be able to turn that all around, I think they deserve a lot of credit. Bowling first? "I think the risk with bowling first in any Test match is it's quite simple," he said. If you win the game you get away with it if you lose the game you cop a hell of a lot of criticism. I think throughout this Test match there was still a lot of doubt, even in my own mind after the first day. For me to bowl first, I expected to bowl the opposition out on that first day and that didn't go to plan. But I think what it shows again is the confidence I have in our bowlers. I think our bowling attack is outstanding. If there was anything in the wicket for our bowlers I was confident we could do the work and they did that. Did you feel threatened at any stage? "I think there's always the fear or the doubt of winning," he said. ON Brad Haddin: "The old boy, he's doing it every single time he walks out to bat," he said. And obviously 'keeping as well as I've seen him keep. He deserves as many accolades as he's receiving. He's been a wonderful player for NSW and Australia over a long period of time. His commitment to this team is like no other. I've known Brad for a long time. His time out fo the game only made him stronger. Every time I spoke to him about how he was feeling and how his cricket was going, all he wanted to do was get back in the Australian team. He's certainly making the most of that and he deserves all the credit he's receiving. To lose after being 0-64: "It probably shows where we're at at the moment as a side," he said. (The) levels of confidence, when you're winning games of cricket you can dominate those positions, when you're struggling for a bit of confidence you can let those positions slip and that's what we've done in this game. Did you think you could win this morning? "Yeah, obviously 240 runs is still a lot of runs," he said. The first half an hour we created three chances. When it's a low run chase, you need to take those chances, we didn't take them and then we got punished. Poor catching? "There are a lot of things we are struggling to explain," Cook said. We're working as hard as we can on our games, and that's the only thing you can do in these situations. You've got to keep it as simple as you can in your mind. Work as every single aspect, desperately trying to improve. We know that will bear fruit at some stage in the future. It's not quite happening for us yet and we've got one more chance to try and change it. Disruptions like Swann's retirement? "You can see when you're on a winning side and a settled side it makes a lot of difference," he said. But you can't use that as an excuse. You can't use any of what's happened as an excuse, that would be taking the easy way out. We've got to just keep working as hard as we can on our games and it will turn eventually. Hopefully it can turn next week. Didn't bowl Monty much? "We tried to get the ball reversing," he said. The ball was cutting up in the first innings when we bowled and then we wanted to bowl the seamers with the harder, reversing ball. It didn't go as much as we would have liked it to have gone. That's why Monty was held off for a little bit. They're the decisions which you make as a captain. If they come off, they come off. If they don't, there's always a different way in hindsight. I'm sure other people might have done it differently, I was thinking about trying to get the reverse swing. Does England have the will to win in Sydney? "Well we got ourselves in a position in this game to win the game of cricket," he said. We didn't do. Obviously when you get yourselves in those situations and you don't, it hurts even more. We've got to dust ourselves off, get over it tonight and then come back to Sydney. The crowd and the support we have travelling around the country makes us feel very privileged to wear the shirt. We're not quite doing it justice with our performance at the moment but just to let everyone know, we're trying as hard as we can. Man of the match? " (I'm) a little bit shocked," Johnson said. I thought that Chris (Rogers) probably deserved it more than me. He batted outstandingly and to come out there in the last innings, have that good intent to score and obviously today to score his hundred was amazing. Finding some swing? "There was a little bit of swing around with the new ball, which was nice" he said. We got some reverse swing here as well as a unit. That was something we needed to work on in that second innings, obviously being behind in the game. That was quite important that we got the ball in that condition to reverse for us because it played a big part. The run out? "That was fun," he said. It just bounced up nicely into my hand and I hit the stumps. It doesn't happen too often, but when it does it's pretty exciting. Fit and strong for Sydney? "Yeah, feeling good," Johnson said. A couple of extra days off with the bowling (will be good). We're four nil up and we want to go five nil so we're looking forward to that. We keep doing it and doing it and putting pressure on England and obviously they've lost clumps of wickets at crucial times. That got us back in the game yesterday. We spoke about being patient and making sure we put enough balls in the right spot. "This is a very special one," Haddin said. Especially a Boxing Day Test match. We were actually behind in the game for the first two days and a session. What our bowlers did yesterday (on Day 3), Nathan Lyon in particular to get five wickets and the quicks continued the roll they've been on, was massive. ..."We're very proud of what we did in this Test match, especially being behind in the game for so long." ON Rogers: "He took the aggressive role off (David) Warner," Haddin said. He deserved that. He's been playing well through the whole series and it was good to see the old boy go on. Sydney? Five-nil "At this stage all our bowlers look like they're fit," he said. They've obviously got aches and pains like every cricketer does coming to the back end of the series but they all want to play this last Test. It is surreal just to be in this position (4-0) and Sydney's going to be a great week. We get the urn back when we get there and we've got an opportunity to go five-nil. Beefy (Ian Botham) called five-nil and we've got the chance to do it now.