"Yes, of course, I'm always someone who backs myself and believes in myself and you have to be ready because anything can happen in football," he said when asked if he is determined to become the go-to man to replace captain Kane when needed. Rafiq has personally called for chief executive Mark Arthur and director of cricket Martyn Moxon, both executive board members, to go but both men currently remain in post alongside Lord Kamlesh Patel, who is now leading the Yorkshire response as Hutton's successor. "I don't think it's the right time now to put any specific date on that but for me more importantly it's about focusing on the short-term which is Brighton at the weekend, we need to start winning football matches again and moving up the table. "It didn't matter for him. He always had a bigger vision. He always woke up the next day and brought 120 per cent regardless what happened the day before.