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Lucky chinos, playing out from the back, team changes and miserable Tuesday nights – Notes on Cardiff away

Lucky chinos, playing out from the back, team changes and miserable Tuesday nights – Notes on Cardiff away

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Huddersfield Town lost 3-0 to Cardiff last night in a game where the Terriers regularly shot themselves in the foot by making silly defensive errors. The attacking side of our game was almost as bad, as wave after wave of attack harmlessly came to nothing and Cardiff managed to dominate the game despite having very little possession. Despite there being five changes to the starting lineup, there was a familiar feel to this game. As we messed around with the ball in our own defensive third, struggled to find openings in the final third and lost too many battles in the middle of the park. Here are a few of my thoughts on the game. Too many changes to the starting eleven Trying to second guess Carlos Corberán's team selection is a fool's errand, as I've found with my predicted lineups thi...
“I’m struggling to think of the thing he’s good at” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s 3-0 defeat to Cardiff

“I’m struggling to think of the thing he’s good at” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s 3-0 defeat to Cardiff

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Carlos Corberán made five changes to the starting lineup against Cardiff, showing that he’s willing to shake things up and try something different. The gamble largely failed and Town' turned in a poor performance and were deservedly beaten. Here’s how I rate each individual player from the night: Ben Hamer - 6 out of 10 Despite letting in three goals, he didn't have a particularly poor game. His distribution could be criticised but it's unfair to blame him for passing the ball short so much when it's clearly the explicit instruction from the bench for him to do that regardless of the pressure the defenders are under. Demeaco Duhaney - 4 out of 10 Another unimpressive performance from the right back. I'm struggling to think of the thing that he's good at. Neither attacking nor defendin...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Cardiff

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Cardiff

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Huddersfield Town will play against Cardiff tonight in south Wales. The Terriers will be hoping to build upon their decent win against Middlesbrough at the weekend but face stiff opposition after Cardiff beat Luton 4-0 last Saturday. I can imagine it will be a tough, physical battle against the Bluebirds and Town will most likely have to mix it up a bit before they can play the free-flowing, passing game they aspire to. There are a few tricky choices for Carlos Corberán tonight, mostly around whether to favour youth or experience. I think we'll see broadly the same starting players as at the weekend but Stearman's twanged hamstring guarantees at least one change. Goalkeeper - Ben Hamer Ryan Schofield has done pretty well in his last two starts but I think Hamer should return to the st...
The Carlos Corberán selection that takes Huddersfield Town from 1 point per game to 1.67

The Carlos Corberán selection that takes Huddersfield Town from 1 point per game to 1.67

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If I told you that a single decision Carlos Corberán makes can change Huddersfield Town’s points per game from 1 to 1.67 then you would probably assume I’m talking about a key player or a particular formation that is changing Huddersfield Town’s fortunes. This selection, however, is more to do with Corberán’s physical appearance than his team selection. After crunching the numbers, it appears to me that Huddersfield Town enjoy a significantly better points tally in the games where he wears his famous cream skinny chinos. Yesterday’s well-earned victory against Middlesborough was the sixth game of the season where Town’s head coach squeezed into these seemingly lucky trousers and was the third time he’d won wearing them. A look at the trouser-related data I’ve been called a sad act for s...
“Not good enough for a player of his experience” – Player ratings from Hudersfield Town’s defeat to Stoke

“Not good enough for a player of his experience” – Player ratings from Hudersfield Town’s defeat to Stoke

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Huddersfield Town lost to Stoke in an entertaining game that saw a clash of footballing philosophies where the more direct and physical team won over Town’s possession-based approach. The defeat was mostly the result of silly defensive mistakes and poor decisions in our own third but there were also plenty of positives to take from Town’s attacking play. There were some varied performances yesterday, with some players looking great and others struggling to find a rhythm. Here’s what I made of each individual player. Joel Pereira - 4 out of 10 Not the best debut for a keeper that had a lot to prove before he's even pulled on the shirt after the less than glowing references he received from Hearts fans who watched him last season. Could have done better with at least one but more likely t...
Predicted Huddersfield Town lineup to take on Stoke

Predicted Huddersfield Town lineup to take on Stoke

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Huddersfield Town face a stern test in their first match back after the international break when they head to the Potteries to play Stoke. After the start we’ve had under Carlos Corberán we don’t need to fear any opponent but we will need to be at our best to beat a team with one of the strongest squad’s in the Championship with a canny manager at the helm. Carlos will have a mostly fit squad to pick from though Pritchard and Pipa are both confirmed as being unavailable. He will also have the luxury of picking nine subs and the potential to make five changes during the game, which gives him more opportunity to tinker with his gameplan. Here’s how I think Town are going to lineup: Goalkeeper: Ben Hamer The stopper celebrated his 33rd birthday yesterday and will hope to keep a clean shee...
“Not a happy chap right now” – Player ratings from Huddersfield Town’s 1-1 draw with Luton

“Not a happy chap right now” – Player ratings from Huddersfield Town’s 1-1 draw with Luton

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Huddersfield Town shared the points with Luton in a scrappy game that Town might have won with a bit more cutting edge at the top end but equally could have lost had Eiting not managed to score a looping header that was very difficult to score from. So it’s one of those games you can either feel happy to have taken something from or angry about not collecting a win. I’m probably somewhere in between and think a point is about right for a game where we failed to find a rhythm and didn’t do enough to create good quality chances. Here’s how I’d rate each individual performance… Ben Hamer - 6 out of 10 Not at fault for the goal, which was smartly finished by the Luton player. His passing wasn’t always perfect but he was at least trying to be a bit more creative with how he tried to pick ou...
Predicted Huddersfield Town starting XI to take on Luton

Predicted Huddersfield Town starting XI to take on Luton

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Town play Luton this afternoon in their final game before the international break. Town's defeat to Luton during lockdown was one of last season's worst performances, seeing Town dominate possession but looking toothless in attack against a resolute Luton side (sound familiar?). Town have struggled already this season against defensive teams so it's likely to be a tough afternoon and a real test of how much the team have progressed under Corberán. Here's who I think should start the game today. Goalkeeper: Hamer It's a game that could come down to fine margins, so it's important we have a safe pair of hands between the sticks. Hamer is doing far better than I expected this season and I have no issues with him continuing as our number one. Defence: Pipa, Stearman, Sarr, Toffolo We've ...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Bristol City

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Bristol City

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Huddersfield Town entertain Bristol City at the John Smiths’ Stadium this evening in a match where the hosts are the bookies' favourites and the visitors haven’t won in five matches. The omens for this match seem to be in Town’s favour but we always seem to falter at the point we are hitting our stride so I wouldn't pay too much attention to the omens. Regardless of the outcome at least we can now expect to see this Town team work their socks off in every match and that’s been one of the real differences we’ve seen under Corberán. We might not always win games but 100% effort is put in by every player and that’s something that makes this team extremely likeable to watch. Here’s who I think will line up for Town tonight... Goalkeeper: Ben Hamer I thought Ben Hamer's Millwall performance...
How Huddersfield Town’s players reacted to the Millwall victory on social media

How Huddersfield Town’s players reacted to the Millwall victory on social media

Matches, Social media
One of the best parts of Huddersfield Town's success under David Wagner was the "Wagner wave" when the players and coaches celebrated wins with the fans at the end of the game. Other teams' fans mocked us for doing it but it always felt like a special moment when everyone came together after a victory. Unfortunately the current circumstances mean that fans can't celebrate in person with the team, so it's nice to see them sharing their delight at the win on social media. Here are a few of yesterday's social media posts from the players. Harry Toffolo's big achievement https://twitter.com/Harry_Toffolo/status/1322585813151002626 It's incredible that Toffolo has managed to put together such a great run of games. With so much squad rotation and how easy it is to pick up injuries...