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Predicted lineup, score and four questions for Huddersfield Town’s trip to Blackburn

Predicted lineup, score and four questions for Huddersfield Town’s trip to Blackburn

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Town have now played their last midweek game of the season and only have games today and the following two Saturdays before we can all do our best to pretend this season never happened.  Today's trip to Blackburn is the final game of a sequence of seven games in three weeks for the Terriers so there's a ready-baked excuse for a subdued performance today. However, if Town can get a win out of this game we can "celebrate" that we've retained our Championship status one game earlier than last season. While that's the kind of progress you need a microscope to inspect, at least those nagging fears of relegation can be put to bed. A defeat will leave us nervously looking at the results of the teams below us.  Anyway, here are my thoughts in this game: Predicted Huddersfield T...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Barnsley tonight

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Barnsley tonight

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I'm running a bit late with this post, so imagine there's an introduction here. Then scroll down to read the meat of the article. Cheers.  Goalkeeper: Ryan Schofield  A stat came out yesterday that said Schofield has made more saves from shots in the 6 yard box than any keeper in the top four divisions of English football. And he wasn't even first choice until after Christmas. It's a slightly odd stat but it does show that he's very good at reflex saves. The less instinctive side of his game is slowly coming along too and I think he's going to go from strength to strength now he's broken into the starting eleven and had a decent run iof Championship games.  https://twitter.com/playmaker_EN/status/1384516368435929092?s=19 Defence: Edmonds-Green, Keogh, Sarr, O'Brien  The big...
Rebooting the game with dreary possession, taking chances, sloppy errors and survival maths – Notes on Town’s 2-0 victory over Forest

Rebooting the game with dreary possession, taking chances, sloppy errors and survival maths – Notes on Town’s 2-0 victory over Forest

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Town's win over Nottingham Forest settled many Town fans' nerves at the weekend. It doesn't guarantee safety but it's a huge stride towards it.  There were good things and bad things in the match but ultimately, Town took their chances and Forest didn't, and that was the main difference between two fairly poor sides.  Here are a few of my thoughts on the match.  We could have been out of the game in the first 20 minutes  Town were really bad in the opening stages of this game. We played like we were half asleep for twenty minutes and could easily have conceded two or three goals purely from silly mistakes at the back.  I'm not completely sure what the problem was. I think nerves came into it, as the players looked scared and that made many play with...
“Thankfully we weren’t punished for his mistakes” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s victory over Nottingham Forest

“Thankfully we weren’t punished for his mistakes” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s victory over Nottingham Forest

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Huddersfield Town were deserved leaders at half time after Aaron Rowe put them in the lead. After a nervy start, Town became more dominant as the half wore on and it was their opponents that made an error while passing around at  the back which lead to the goal. The win was sealed in the second half when Bacuna's thunderbolt put us two up and ended the game as a contest.  While it was far from a perfect performance, it was a significant improvement on recent outings from Town and we were the better team on the day. While relegation isn't completely avoided with this win but it certainly puts us very close to safety.  Here are my player ratings for the match…  Ryan Schofield - 6 out of 10  A quiet afternoon for the stopper but he did everything asked of...
The starting XI Carlos should pick if he’s learned from his mistakes against Bournemouth

The starting XI Carlos should pick if he’s learned from his mistakes against Bournemouth

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Huddersfield Town take on Nottingham Forest this lunchtime in a game that represents a chance to make a significant step towards Championship survival. Nottingham Forest aren't pushovers but we've beaten them once already this season and we have much more to play for as they are all but safe.  I'm basing today's predicted lineup on the players I think Carlos should pick, based mostly upon their performances in Tuesday's game against Bournemouth. Many of the starting lineup were outshone by the subs that came on to replace them, so I'd like to see quite a few changes to today's lineup but I have a suspicion that Carlos may choose to stick with the core players he's used most of the season, even those that have underperformed lately. We'll find out at half eleven.  Goalkeepe...
“He seems to have given up” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s defeat to Bournemouth

“He seems to have given up” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s defeat to Bournemouth

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While defeat was fully expected against Bournemouth, it still hurts to see a team that are literally playing for their livelihoods surrender so meekly as Town did in the first half last night.  The early stages of the second half saw the worst  performing players subbed out and a small but significant improvement was apparent from the rejigged team. Bournemouth were pretty comfortable despite Hogg's headed goal that brought us within a goal of them. For all the improvements in the second half, we couldn't find an equaliser despite some promising play at times.  I have a feeling my view of this game may be out of step with many fans, as I was fairly happy with the second half and even in the first half I thought many players were doing okay. Though a few were diabolically b...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Bournemouth

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Bournemouth

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In George R. Romero's zombie film, Dawn of the Dead, he depicted zombies returning to a shopping mall because their consumer instincts were so hard-wired into them that they still shuffled around the aisles even though they were technically dead. I shall be returning to the Town website to watch tonight's stream of the game against Bournemouth in a similar fashion. Not because I expect to be entertained or see my team triumph but out of muscle memory and grim routine.  If that bleak intro didn't tip you off, I'm not feeling optimistic about Town's prospects tonight. In fact, you can probably find literally hundreds of better things to do with your time rather than watch Town this evening. Suchas organising your underpants by colour, staring at the wall or watching the soaps. All those ...
“Sloppy and didn’t create enough” Huddersfield Town player ratings following their dismal draw with Rotherham

“Sloppy and didn’t create enough” Huddersfield Town player ratings following their dismal draw with Rotherham

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Huddersfield Town were incredibly lucky to come away from their game against Rotherham with a point. A couple of sitters were missed, Ryan Schofield made some lovely saves and the ref denied them a clear penalty. While Town haven’t always had their share of luck this season, it may be that we were saving it all up for this game. Town conceded seven fewer goals in this game than on Tuesday night, so that’s some progress but the quality of the football suggests that we may have to be patient as Town slowly inch their way to safety.  Here’s what I made of the individual performances in this game. Ryan Schofield - 8 out of 10 Made at least one excellent save and two or three others that were bordering on excellent too. He also just about did enough to deal with the aerial thr...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Rotherham

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Rotherham

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This is it! The big one! The most important game of the season so far for Carlos Corberán and his (occasionally) tricky Terriers. Today's game against Rotherham is a chance for Town to put some breathing space between us and the bottom three. But Rotherham will be desperate to get the three points themselves, to help with their survival struggle and to pull Town back into the scrap at the bottom. There's additional significance to this game due to the fact Town are coming off the back of their worst defeat for decades after Tuesday's 7-0 spanking from Norwich. The team selection for that game was seen as a major part of why it went so wrong. Here's the lineup I think Carlos will go for today…  Goalkeeper: Ryan Schofield  Illness ruled Schofield out at the last minute ag...
5 lessons Carlos Corberán needs to learn from the 7-0 drubbing

5 lessons Carlos Corberán needs to learn from the 7-0 drubbing

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It’s been a couple of days since Town were rigorously and repeatedly violated by Norwich and it’s still a painful memory. While some fans have been left numb to Town’s struggles this season due to not being physically in the stadia, this result hurt as much as any whipping I’ve witnessed from the stands. It’s popular to try and frame horrible experiences as opportunities for learning and growth. I’m thinking of that time Noriwch got hammered 7-1 by Colchester on the opening day of the season before going on to romp their way to League One promotion. While such a turnaround isn’t possible for Town after their humbling defeat, there are some lessons that Carlos can (and should) learn from Tuesday night. Lewis O'Brien is not a leftback On paper, O'Brien should be a decent makeshift ...