What a man

[Robert N. LiM 4,511]

“I have made a conscious decision that I don''t want to play against

Norwich City, so that kills a lot of clubs and a lot of potential teams

I could go to,” said Huckerby, who has been free to talks to other

clubs since January. “It wouldn''t mean anything to me to play against

Norwich. It means everything to me to play for Norwich and for another

team it wouldn''t mean anything. It would be a job, and I don''t want

that. I want to remember this place as a great place and I want the

fans to remember me as someone who did great things for them. I can''t -

I won''t - be coming back here to play against them.”Personally I''m not a Hucks fundamentalist.I can see the arguments for letting him go as well as keeping him on.But there are so few players in the modern game who would come out with a quote like that. Top man.

[SWP = Poor Mans Ruel Fox!! 0]

The man is a legend and will remain a legend whether or not he is still here next season.

The only player who excited me as much as Huckerby when he got the ball at his feet is Darren Eadie in his pomp.

[Mason 47 1,403]

I think if we''re looking to rebuild, we need a good few players with the club in their hearts

Hucks clearly does, I reckon he would be a big loss, big BIG loss on the rebuild if he were to go

[Ivana_rubyatitz 6]

[quote user="Robert N. LiM"]
Personally I''m not a Hucks fundamentalist.I can see the arguments for letting him go as well as keeping him on.

But there are so few players in the modern game who would come out with a quote like that. Top man.
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I agree totally with you on this Robert, it is refreshing to hear those sort of words in a game now driven mad on money. Top guy.

[Gingembre 0]

surely this means he won''t sign for another english cup in any league then?I ask this due to the fact that anyone could draw us in the cup?

[macdougalls perm 0]

Yeah, he is a legend! I''m desperately hoping he stays.