Huddersfield Giants v Salford Red Devils: Luke Robinson out to do Leroy Cudjoe justice with fitting farewell

The 37-year-old – a one-club man who has scored 130 tries in 406 games for his hometown side – is preparing for his Accu Stadium swansong before hanging up his boots.

Robinson has warned the Giants that they must embody Cudjoe's qualities to get the job done against Salford Red Devils despite their lowly league position.

"He doesn't show much emotion but he might do this weekend," said the Huddersfield boss.

"We've got to make sure we go out and put in a performance – not only this week but next week as well – that typifies the person he is and what he's done for the sport and the club. We need to do him justice.

"Salford are pushing teams extremely close. We need the same desire and enthusiasm as we had against Leeds to get over the top of them."

The clash with Super League's basement side signals the end of Huddersfield's home campaign – and could yet prove to be their last-ever outing at the Accu Stadium.

Giants owner Ken Davy is hoping to relocate the club to The Shay while a new fit-for-purpose stadium is built in Huddersfield.

"That's all up in the air at the moment," added Robinson.

"There are a lot of moving parts. A lot of it I'm not even privy to myself. I'm not sure if that is going to be the case just yet.

"Whatever may come next year or the year after, we want to perform well in these last two games anyway.

"This is our last game at home and should be a celebration of Leroy Cudjoe. We'd like to finish with a victory."