'Lanarkshire Lothario' Bob McHugh aims to prove prowess on the field for Motherwell There's not much truth about it all, unfortunately. I've had to ban the missus from coming to games but, thankfully, she works on a Saturday and doesn't know much about it. It all started about two months ago and the stories have grown arms and legs. The latest one was that I had fathered the royal baby. I'm not sure where it's all come from but there are worse songs they could be singing. However, when your mum and dad are sitting in the stand and listening to it then it is a bit embarrassing. The singing seems to be getting louder with the more goals I score. But as long as the fans are happy then I am delighted with that. Back in the real world, McHugh is anxious to lose his super-sub tag (only seven of his 57 appearances have been in the starting XI) over the festive season. "There have been a few chances I have missed recently which I would have expected to take," he said. Sometimes, though, when you come on as a sub it can be difficult to get up to the pace of the game quickly. I've come on during the last two games and I feel as though I've made an impact and as a sub that's what you are looking to do. I've been patient and worked hard behind the scenes in training by doing a bit extra to try and force my way into the team. We've been doing really well so it's hard and there has been a consistent team selection so it's difficult. I just need to keep chapping the door. Top scorers Michael Higdon and Jamie Murphy will become free agents in the summer and Henrik Ojaama is already the subject of an enquiry from Polish club Lech Poznan but McHugh believes that the squad is strong enough to cope if either of the three leaves. "I don't think anyone leaving will derail our season," he said. We are a stronger team if we can keep everyone so, hopefully, they will all still be here after January. I would rather get into the team while they are here because that would be a bigger achievement. I want to play with better players as that helps me become a better player. McCall conceded that he anticipates losing one player - but only one - once the transfer window re-opens next week. Ironically, it could be the Estonian, Ojaama, one of the few Motherwell players not out of contract at the end of this campaign. "A while ago [Poznan] put in an offer about taking him on loan and followed it up with a strong enquiry," he said. There is a strong interest but he's got 18 months left on his contract. You can never say never but I'd be disappointed to lose him. I saw his quotes saying he's fully committed to Motherwell, his mind won't be on anything else. He's happy to just carry on.