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“A great performance from a player I’ve spent a lot of time slagging off.” Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s 1-0 defeat to Norwich

“A great performance from a player I’ve spent a lot of time slagging off.” Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s 1-0 defeat to Norwich

Matches, Opinion
Huddersfield Town lost to Norwich in a game of few chances that was decided by a mistake from Richard Stearman, made shortly after being elbowed in the face by a Norwich player. It was an unfortunate way to lose a game but there were lots of positives to take away. While it’s never nice to lose, this felt like one of the more acceptable losses we’ve had lately. We were up against quality opposition, we were a bit unlucky and there were signs of the new style starting to take effect. Which hopefully explains why these scores may seem high for a defeat. Ben Hamer - 7 out of 10 No blunders! He made a good save in the second half but clumsily spilt the ball into danger but Stearman swept in to save his blushes. Otherwise this was a pretty good Hamer performance, his distribution was pretty ...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Norwich

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Norwich

Matches, Opinion
Carlos Corberán will lead Huddersfield Town for his first Championship game as Head coach later today, when we take on newly-relegated Norwich. Last weekend's Cup defeat to Rochdale and the two friendlies before saw Corberán introduce some of Town's academy players into the first team. Players returning from injury mean that we don't need to rely on the kids but some may have forced their way into the team anyway. Here's how I think Town will line up for the curtain raiser. Goalkeeper: Hamer I think Pereira would have started against Rochdale last week if he was going to be our first choice keeper in the league. Hamer's struggles at Town have been well documented but he's been given a new start under Carlos and will hopefully turn over a new leaf. I'm worried about his confidence bein...
Sunshine and kittens! The happy clapper preview of HTAFC’s chances this season

Sunshine and kittens! The happy clapper preview of HTAFC’s chances this season

Matches, Opinion
This is the second part of a two-part season preview. The first looked at all the reasons to be miserable about Town's chances this season. This article will focus on things to make Town fans feel positive about for the forthcoming season. So pop on your blue and white tinted spectacles and let's get try generate some warm fuzzy feelings. There's a chance for the academy lads to shine Matt Busby famously said "If you're good enough, you're old enough." and that will be how Corberán approaches his team selection this season. He was brought in, at least in part, because he's proven at improving young players and getting them playing first team football. There will be opportunities for our academy players to get into the first team this season and it's exciting to see how they do. Just fr...
Announce relegation! A miserable preview of Huddersfield Town’s chances this season

Announce relegation! A miserable preview of Huddersfield Town’s chances this season

Matches, Opinion
This is the first of a two part series of articles. Rather than produce a balanced preview of Huddersfield Town's chances in the coming season, I've separated the positive and the negative. And because I'm a Town fan, I'm going to start with the negative.  This article will look at the reasons why Town fans can feel gloomy about the season ahead. I'll be posting the article with reasons to feel positive soon, so keep your eyes peeled. Corberán is inexperienced The fact Corberán is managing in the Championship for the first time means he’s an unknown quantity. It's possible he'll be brilliant but he could also be rubbish. He has some experience abroad and as a number two in the Championship but neither will have fully prepare him for what lies ahead this season.  There are good...
Mounié leaves a wholesome farewell message to fans as he leaves HTAFC with a tear in his eye

Mounié leaves a wholesome farewell message to fans as he leaves HTAFC with a tear in his eye

Transfers
Steve Mounié left Huddersfield Town today, transferring to Brest in France for an undisclosed fee. The much-loved striker left a heart-warming farewell message on his Instagram account, saying he had been welling up when looking back at pictures and videos of his highlights at Huddersfield Town. Steve Mounié's message to Town fans Not everyone is on Instagram, so here's his message in full. Im Getting emotional while Im looking at all these pictures and videos. I would like to thank every people who works at the club. You gave me a warm welcome from day 1 until the end so thank you very much. 🚨 Special mention for the FANS I can’t thank you enough for all this years, you have been nothing but amazing towards me. I seriously got tears knowing that I’m leaving you and that I won’t hea...
Championship league predictions – Huddersfield Town to narrowly escape the drop

Championship league predictions – Huddersfield Town to narrowly escape the drop

Matches, Opinion
The Championship season is due to start on Saturday, following one of the shortest ever post-season breaks (despite it feeling like a very long time since Town were beaten by Millwall and the Cowley brothers were sacked less than 48 hours later). As we embark upon a new season, I have decided to put together my predictions for the Championship this season. Any regular readers of the blog will know my predictions are often wayward and I expect this will be no different. Feel free to bookmark this page and come back to it in May to tell me how deluded my opinions were. Automatic spots - Brentford to win it and Watford to finish 2nd It feels like Brentford have been creeping closer to promotion every season for a number of years and I think this could be their time to shine. Despite the li...
What do Espanyol fans think about Pipa leaving for Huddersfield Town?

What do Espanyol fans think about Pipa leaving for Huddersfield Town?

Transfers
Late last night Huddersfield Town made me look silly by announcing a new signing despite the article I wrote yesterday confidently predicting that we only announce signings between 12pm and 8pm. Nevertheless, Town announced the signing of Pipa from Espanyol. The Spanish U21 player has arrived in Huddersfield and has helped lift the increasingly tense mood among Town fans frustrated by the lack of transfer activity. But how do Espanyol fans feel about this player leaving? With some help from Google Translate, I've put together some of the responses from their fans. Most fans were sorry to see him go It's reassuring to see that the bulk of comments about Pipa are positive and Espanyol fans are sad to see a former youth team player leave before he reached his full potential with them. ...
What time of day to Huddersfield Town usually announce new signings?

What time of day to Huddersfield Town usually announce new signings?

Opinion, Transfers
This is one of those articles that I'm not particularly proud to have put together. I've gone back through the announcement tweets for every player Huddersfield Town have signed since the start of last season and looked at the time these announcements were made. I've used this data to work out when Huddersfield Town usually announce their new signings. I had a hunch that late afternoon or early evening were the most common time for new arrivals to be unveiled but I've now got the data to see if this hunch is correct. What is the average time that signings are announced? The average time of day for an announcement is 4.26pm. This average is dragged later in the day by the couple of deadline signings (Willock and Lössl's loan deals) we made in January late into the evening. Even so, the vast...
7 tweets that show how Huddersfield Town fans feel about their cup defeat

7 tweets that show how Huddersfield Town fans feel about their cup defeat

Matches
Huddersfield Town were deservedly beaten by Rochdale in yesterday's Carabao Cup game. While Town are experienced at getting knocked out in the first round of the cup, it was a blow to be beaten by lower-league opposition, doubly so for it to happen because of a poor Town performance. Here's a roundup of some of the best tweets from after the game yesterday. I've tried to show the full spectrum of reaction as Huddersfield Town fans have a broad range of opinions and it's interesting (to me at least) to see what people are saying about the game. Ben Hamer was singled out for his role in Rochdale's winning goal https://twitter.com/htafcChris1994/status/1302269927890526210 Hamer's role in yesterday's goal wasn't the same calibre of howler as last week, where he basically kicked ...
6 thoughts about Huddersfield Town getting dumped out of the cup by Rochdale

6 thoughts about Huddersfield Town getting dumped out of the cup by Rochdale

Matches, Opinion
Huddersfield Town were knocked out of the league Cup by Rochdale in a game that highlighted some of the issues Huddersfield Town currently face. Going out of the cup isn't the worst thing to happen but the manner of the defeat was disappointingly familiar to Town fans. It's too early to write this season off but there were some troubling signs in this match. It now seems obvious that Carlos Corberán has a very difficult job on his hands. Fragile optimism crushed Rather than talk about the football I want to start talking about the impact this defeat has on the fans. After seeing some improvements in the style of football in the two friendly games I was cautiously optimistic that the new coaches had a plan that could make a difference, as were many other supporters. That fragile optimis...