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Jul52017 by Terrier SpiritNo Comments

Danny Williams – Who is he and is he any good?

Danny Williams, 28, has signed a two's year contract with Town, arriving on a free transfer from Reading. The combative midfielder will give David Wagner options in the middle of the park. While unproven in the Premier League he arrived after a good spell for Reading in the Championship. In fact , thought he was the best player on the pitch in the Playoff final and he did an excellent job of minimising Mooy’s time on the ball and unsettled our game. What kind of a player is Danny Williams? Who has he played for? Is he any good? Read on to find out... Embed from Getty Images How does Danny Williams play? Danny Williams is a defensive midfielder that likes to break up play and turn defence into attack. He’s very busy in the middle of the park, putting in tackles and mopping up loos...

Tom Ince: Everything you need to know

Player profiles, Transfers

Tom Ince has signed for Huddersfield Town from Derby County for a rumoured fee of £8m initially, rising to £11 with add-ons. The signing of Ince adds creativity and goal-threat to the Terriers in their first season back in the top-flight. Town put in a bid a few weeks ago for the 25-year-old winger but their initial offer was rejected. Then there were reports that we couldn’t agree personal terms with Ince anyway. It seemed like the deal was off but an improved offer from Town and presumably a compromise on wages has meant the deal has got over the line. What can Town fans expect from Ince though? Read on to find out. Embed from Getty Images What kind of a player is he? Tom Ince was going to be the next big thing when he burst onto the scene at Blackpool in his early career. His ...

Why Huddersfield Town should NOT sell Michael Hefele

Opinion, Player profiles, Transfers

There is speculation in the papers today that a host of Championship clubs are looking to buy Michael Hefele from town. After his key role in helping Town to promotion last year, he’s become a target for aspirational Championship teams that want to follow Huddersfield to the Premier League. It’s understandable that other clubs would see the contribution Hefele made last season and want to bring him to their clubs. However, it’s essential that Huddersfield keep hold of Hefele, even if it means giving him a new contract on higher wages. Here’s why he’s such an important piece of our team. Embed from Getty Images Hefele’s getting better and better Hefele had a slower start to his Town career than some of last season’s other signings. He had to be patient and work hard to get a chance...

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