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25 January 2008
Hutton left Rangers for Tottenham in January but is relishing the opportunity to showcase his talents north of the border again as Scotland face Croatia in a friendly at Hampden Park and is again set to lock horns with Croatian star Niko Kranjcar, who came off second best when Spurs defeated Portsmouth 2-0 at the weekend.
"He's a good player with very good ability and great feet," said Hutton. "That's what you are up against down south, every player you play against is an international or top quality. Overall, it has helped me become a better player as well, testing myself against these players every week."
He added: "I think there is definitely a better standard down there. Concentration-wise you have to be on your toes every second of the game.
"If you switch off, the type of player you are up against can go by you in an instant. You really need to be careful but overall I am coping well and, hopefully, will continue to do that."
Hutton pocketed a Carling Cup winner's medal in only his third game after helping Spurs to a dramatic win over Chelsea last month after making the £9million move from Rangers during the January transfer window.
"To go down there and play in a cup final in my third game and win was a brilliant experience and, hopefully, there will be more to come," he added.
"I've really enjoyed it, I've settled in and my team-mates have been brilliant and really helped me along.
"At first, I was a wee bit wary of going down but overall I'm glad I made the switch when I did.
"The first couple of months have been brilliant and to be involved has made it all worth it."
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