How long does it take to cut a man’s hair?
Tom Huddlestone gets first haircut in over two years
And so the Huddlehawk was born.
Richard Sellers
That's not the start of a joke, although you would be forgiven if you assumed everything Hull-related is. It is a real question for Tom Huddlestone, who got his first haircut in two-and-a-half years on Thursday.
Answer: About two hours.
The main event has begun... #ByeByeHuddlefro #UTT pic.twitter.com/GY7HXlBhzA
— Hull City Official (@hullcityteam) January 2, 2014 Meanwhile, Jake Livermore is either bad at counting or making fun of his teammate and Huddlestone is Don King.
3 hours in, half way there now pic.twitter.com/scuDPwOkTB
— Jake Livermore (@29_JL) January 2, 2014 Finally, the haircut was done and Huddlestone was so aerodynamic that he may actually be able to run now.
Done and Dusted - @Huddz8's #huddlefro has become a #huddlehawk #UTT pic.twitter.com/7Rm76HUPva
— Hull City Official (@hullcityteam) January 2, 2014 The Huddlefro began when the midfielder promised not to cut his hair until he scored a goal as part of a fundraiser for Cancer Research UK. He probably didn’t bank on it taking more than two years, the product of injures and bad luck, but he did raise £36,000 for charity, while an eBay auction for his hair has reached £3,500 and is still going.
Let the Huddlehawk fly.
