Source: Telegraph
Tottenham's Tom Huddlestone keen to make his mark or look elsewhere
Huddlestone started a Premier League game for the first time since Boxing Day as Spurs beat West Ham 2-0 on Saturday and the central midfielder admitted that if he could not become a regular in North London he may have to consider his future. [LNB]Fulham are believed to be interested in the former Derby player, but for now, Huddlestone wants to put down his marker to Redknapp. [LNB] Related ArticlesLanguage a barrier to PavlyuchenkoTottenham 1West Ham 0Redknapp: I want Roman to stayPremier League actionChelsea crush VillaHuddlestone can join the greats'I guess it is a case of proving to him that I should be playing as much as possible,' said Huddlestone. [LNB]'It has been very frustrating as the last League game I started was on Boxing Day, so that is pushing four months. Every player wants to play in every game. I am not different, so it has been very frustrating. [LNB]'When Juande Ramos was in charge I played one game in the first 13 so obviously you have to look at things but as long I am at Tottenham I have to give 100 per cent and try to win as many games as possible. [LNB]'I just want to be playing, hopefully at Tottenham, but if not then I will have to have a think.' [LNB]'It is not in my nature to moan, to be fair. Everything should be chosen on how you perform on the training pitch and how you playing and I am not the sort of person to moan to the manager every week that I am not playing. [LNB]'I just have to show him that I should be playing. We played with two strikers and two wingers and that gives me targets to hit. Both our full backs are very attacking.' [LNB]Capello spoke highly of Huddlestone recently, and he replied: 'That just adds to the frustration, I guess. Everyone's main aim is to play for the country but if I am sat on the bench week in week out I am not going to be able to do that.' [LNB]
