[Mighty T.A.L.]

Darren Huckerby admits he is treating every season at Norwich as his last.

The 31-year-old, who recently won the club's player of the season award, believes he may have to call time on his career sooner rather than later if his chief asset - his pace - becomes less potent.

"I'm going to slow up sooner rather than later, but hopefully they can get another season out of me and maybe one more," Huckerby told the club's official website.

"But at the minute I'm taking every season as it comes. I've got a one-year contract and after that it might be time to hang up my boots."

Meanwhile, Canaries goalkeeper Tony Warner does not know what the future holds despite declaring an intention to remain with the club.

Warner is on loan to the club from Fulham until the end of the season.

"I haven't spoken to anybody. I just don't know," Warner told the Pink'un. "I like it here, I've really enjoyed my time but I haven't been spoken to. It's one of those things.

"The manager could have me in mind, he might have somebody else in mind, so it's unfair to say anything. Who knows? It's a long summer, so let's just see what happens."

Source: Skysports