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Diakhaby’s critics, anti-football, Pipa as a winger & not time to panic – Notes on the defeat to Birmingham

Diakhaby’s critics, anti-football, Pipa as a winger & not time to panic – Notes on the defeat to Birmingham

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Here are a few of my thoughts about the Birmingham game, not in any order and a bit too late to be relevant. I’ve written it now though, so I thought I might as well put it out there. Birmingham were awful to watch but did their job effectively Birmingham were incredibly negative in their approach on Wednesday night and it was dire to watch. Once they scored they rarely even bothered trying to break against us and instead just sat back and kept things tight at the back. Playing this way will most likely be enough to keep them up this season but you have to wonder if it’s worth it. Is surviving enough to justify playing dreadful football all the time? Birmingham had a better team than us on paper, so it's a bit depressing for their fans that they set up like we were Liverpool or Man City...
“His body language was terrible” – Player ratings from Town’s 2-1 defeat to Birmingham

“His body language was terrible” – Player ratings from Town’s 2-1 defeat to Birmingham

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Huddersfield Town were beaten by Birningham last night in a game here Town dominated possession but didn’t have the wit or the guile to do anything much with it. Isaac Mbenza’s superb free kick nearly grabbed the Terriers an undeserved point but Lukas Jutkiewicz guided home a late winner after Leko’s shot crashed off the crossbar and fell kindly to the ex-Town man. There was a very familiar feeling to this game, with Town once again failing to unlock a stubborn defence but leaving plenty of gaps at the back for the opposition to exploit. After the buoyant atmosphere following back-to-back wins a week ago, consecutive defeats mean we’re now back to the usual doom and gloom among a section of the fans. That’s the roller coaster life of being a Town fan I suppose. Personally, I’m not sure we...
Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Birmingham

Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Birmingham

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Tonight Huddersfield Town take on Birmingham City in the fourth game of this intense period of seven games in between international breaks. Carlos Corberán will have to balance picking his best players against their flagging levels of fitness. The selection is further complicated by Naby Sarr's suspension following his red cards against Preston. Birmingham are yet to score from open play so far this season but they are also solid in defence so it could be a low scoring game. Town’s challenge will be to open up their stubborn back line without leaving too many gaps at the back for them to exploit. Here's how I think Town will line up. Goalkeeper: Hamer The mixup for the second goal against Preston didn't cover Hamer in glory but if he called for it then you could argue it was Sarr's fau...
5 talking points from Town’s 1-1 draw with Birmingham

5 talking points from Town’s 1-1 draw with Birmingham

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Huddersfield Town drew 1-1 with Birmingham City in a game that many Town fans will feel disappointed to come away with only a point. The Terriers were the better team on the day despite having to field a makeshift defence after injuries ruled out three of our first-choice back four. Here are a few of my thoughts about the game: Chalobah’s pass for the first goal The highlight of the afternoon was the assist from Trevoh Chalobah for Frazier Campbell’s goal. From inside his own half, Chalobah played an inch-perfect pass into the stride of Campbell. While Chalobah hasn’t been at his best in recent Town games, he showed why Chelsea and England rate him highly with this individual moment of quality. It’s worth pointing out that Campbell did incredibly well to time his run, use his first-tou...
What options does Danny Cowley have for his injury-ravaged defence?

What options does Danny Cowley have for his injury-ravaged defence?

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Danny Cowley's prematch press conference for the Birmingham game was dominated by discussion of the plethora of defenders that are unavailable for today's game. Danny Simpson (hip), Jaden Brown (ankle) and Tommy Elphick (season ending knee injury) are all out of contention leaving Danny Cowley a selection headache. Here are a few of the options he might consider: RB: Hadergjonaj CB: Stankovic CB: Schindler LB: Kongolo This back four is the most obvious selection for Cowley, given Hadergjonaj, Stankovic and Kongolo are the three most likely second-choices for the positions that are available due to injury. All three of these defensive additions have question marks over them: Hadergjonaj’s lack of positional awareness and tendency to endlessly back peddle mean he is out of favour w...
MATCH PREVIEW – Huddersfield Town v Birmingham City

MATCH PREVIEW – Huddersfield Town v Birmingham City

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Town are experiencing a tough time in the Premier League, so this weekend’s visit of Birmingham City in the FA Cup is a welcome respite. While managers like to pay lip service to the "magic of the cup", we’re likely to see wholesale changes from David Wagner. Rotation policy This won’t be the first time that Wagner has rotated his players for a game against Birmingham. Last season’s away game in the Championship came shortly before our playoff games, and Wagner changed the bulk of the team to rest his best players. Much to Blackburn fans displeasure, who went down instead of Birmingham, in part because our reserves were soundly beaten by Birmingham. David Wagner, quite frankly, doesn’t care about criticism though. His desire to play a high-pressing game and his background in sports sc...