Injuries to Steven Taylor, Fabio Coloccini and Mike Williamson have left Alan Pardew starved of defensive options heading into Saturday's game, meaning Kadar could get a rare taste of action.. The Hungarian, who was signed on the same day Kevin Keegan was re-appointed as Newcastle manager back in 2008, has made only 13 first-team league appearances to date. But, after impressing for the reserves this season, the 21-year-old is hopeful of making that 14 against Paul Lambert's Norwich. Kadar told the Evening Chronicle: "Hopefully, I can get my chance to play for Newcastle again. I want to step up and play for the first team. "To get to the first team, it'll be hard work - I know that - but I know myself. I feel I can do the job for the team. All I can do is train hard. "If I train with the first team, I have to show the manager what I can do. That is my aim." Kadar made his debut in the Carling Cup against Huddersfield Town in a 4-3 win back in 2009 and holds the distinction of not having lost a league game with the club. However, with his contract up at the end of the campaign, Kadar is running out of time to prove his worth to the Magpies. He added: "It has always been a dream to play for Newcastle, and it still is. I have to wait for a chance, and if it comes, I have to take it. "I'm training as hard as I can. I'm fit now, and I just have to work hard every day."
