Source: SKY_Sports
Huddlestone mulling over options
Tom Huddlestone has admitted he will have to consider his future at Tottenham if he does not start playing more regularly.[LNB] The midfielder revealed last month that he was frustrated to have fallen down the pecking order at White Hart Lane in recent times.[LNB]Harry Redknapp has assured Huddlestone that he is a 'big part' of his plans and handed the 22-year-old a starting role in place of the suspended Wilson Palacios in Saturday's 1-0 victory over West Ham.[LNB]Huddlestone, who has a long-term contract with the club, hopes to become a permanent fixture in the Spurs side.[LNB]However, he has dropped his strongest hint yet that he would be prepared to move to secure regular football.[LNB]"I am not young any more; I need to be playing week-in and week-out," Huddlestone said in The Times.[LNB]Frustrating"I just want to be playing, hopefully at Tottenham but if not, then I will have to have a think.[LNB]"If the club decided that they want to get rid of me, then so be it, but it is out of my hands.[LNB]"It has been very frustrating as every player wants to play in every game. I am not different.[LNB]England manager Fabio Capello identified Huddlestone as one of the three most promising youngsters in the country last week, alongside Theo Walcott and Joe Hart.[LNB]Huddlestone was flattered to hear the remarks but realises there is no chance of him breaking into the England team at present.[LNB]He explained: "Capello's comments just add to the frustration, but if I am sat on the bench week-in, week-out, I am not going to be able to play for my country." [LNB]
