If Huddersfield Town were ever to be the subject of an episode of Sesame Street, it would surely be brought to us by the letter B. Town’s aversion to beating teams whose name begins with B away fro…

In the world of comic strips, perhaps one of the most famous running jokes was Charlie Brown being constantly duped by Lucy, who insists that, this time, she won’t take away the football as he goes…

Unbeaten Huddersfield Town came away from Field Mill with a point after being largely wrong footed by the disadvantage of The Stags going down to 10 men for virtually the whole second half. Slow, p…

Earlier this week, as optimism continued to tentatively grow following the vanquishing of Oxford United, Twitter algorithmically spewed out a YouTube link all the way back to January 1973.&nbs…

Sodden Mediocrity  To win when you have played badly is, according to the cliche and, indeed, Martin Drury, a sign of a good team. The flaw in this observation, just 3 games into the season, i…

Equal parts encouraging and concerning, Huddersfield Town’s first away point of the season would have been welcomed before the game but frustrated at the final whistle. Dominant in a first half whi…

Deja Vu once more A convincing, sometimes thrilling, demolition of limited opposition launched Huddersfield Town’s latest attempt to escape the dreary confines of English football’s third tier. Fiv…

10 out of 12 ain’t bad While Liam Manning couldn’t match Michael Duff’s four opening wins as a new Town manager, a rescued point against a surprisingly strong Blackpool side — given their league po…

Sweet Revenge The revolving door to the manager’s office at Huddersfield Town has rather taken the lustre off the traditional introduction of the next victim to take charge, and this was doubly so …

We won’t get fooled again (we will) Hugely questionable substitutions by Lee Grant in a very disappointing second half gave a competent, disciplined Exeter side the impetus to grab a deserved point…

Ending the year on the up With a third win in a row against opposition who could be described as the bad, the grim and the ugly, Town enter 2026 with renewed optimism, sitting in the top six and ca…

Town hammer the less than Valiants Three bursts of intensity buried an abysmal Vale side to give Town a potential platform for an assault on this mediocre league in 2026. One game remains of a dism…

False dawn klaxon? Somehow, Lee Grant has survived yet another run of poor results with an expensive, misfiring squad still searching for form and consistency in a league of muddled mediocrity, but…

It’s Over The latest in a litany of errors and missteps during Kevin Nagle’s tenure is surely about to come to a head, with Lee Grant heartily booed by a worryingly thin crowd, thoroughly unconvinc…

Treble Trouble Calamitously poor defending from Huddersfield Town overshadowed some encouraging positives in a hugely frustrating performance against AFC Wimbledon. Sadly for manager Grant, most at…

An Excellent Stag Do For 30 minutes, Huddersfield Town excelled in murky Nottinghamshire, obliterating Mansfield Town by scoring three times in 15 minutes—and they could quite easily have doubled t…

Town Sink Poor Pilgrims Sometimes, adversity becomes the mother of invention, and Town’s familiarly dire list of injuries finally forced Lee Grant to make changes that have seemed glaringly obvious…

Grant Exposed Huddersfield Town’s annual collapse has come a lot earlier than usual this season, with the (admittedly limited) initial promise extinguished before the clocks go back. Another Kevin …

Same Old Song Concern has turned to worry at the Accu Stadium as the 25/26 season begins to mirror last season’s unacceptable disaster. A promising start is dissolving, with goals drying up, injuri…

Dominance Rewarded Though unnecessarily fraught at the end of a game which could have been resolved several times over, Town’s much-improved energy and intent deservedly delivered three points away…

The Big Yawn Relentless, metronomic, and efficient, Manchester City brushed aside a committed but hopelessly outclassed Huddersfield Town in a yawn-inducing encounter that ended the Terriers’ unusu…

Brewing up a stinker Even a convincing win against lowly Burton Albion wouldn’t have absolved Town from the ignominy of defeat at Valley Parade seven days earlier. That derby capitulation crystalli…

Tangled up in ecru For the second successive away trip in the league, Town self-immolated in bizarre fashion, handing their hosts a deserved, but not particularly hard-earned, victory. The majority…

Town topple table-toppers A second hard-earned win in the space of a few days, against in-form opposition, thanks to the predatory instincts of Alfie May, lifted Town above all except Cardiff in th…

Donny kebabed For at least 70 minutes of a keenly contested game, Doncaster Rovers displayed all the characteristics of a team in fine form: momentum, sharpness, and a desire to compete in this div…

Blackpool Rock Town Back Within 12 minutes of a torrid first half by the seaside, Huddersfield Town’s encouraging, if not flawless, start to the season was called into serious question as the home …

It seems that all the values conspicuously missing for at least two years have begun to flood back into this Huddersfield Town incarnation as they entertainingly overcame a strong Leicester side in…

It feels different. Last season’s attempt at revitalisation crashed against the rocks of years of mostly bad — and far too numerous — managerial choices, a naïve new owner compounding those errors…

Omens and Demons The last time Town dispatched an opening day opponent who had soundly defeated them on the last day of the previous season was in 2016.  This may seem portentous, but Lee Gran…

An embarrassing defeat at Burton, which fully exposed a squad of pea hearted losers, had put Town’s 24/25 campaign on life support with fingers hovering over the switch. While the vast majority of …

An away win at a venue which has very often proved too challenging for Huddersfield Town teams of the past, serves as a balm for the painful and bruising recent events.  While temporarily soot…

Without a home goal in 2025, and with the last one scored being an exceptionally fortunate gift from the opposition, Town’s imploding season is beginning to limp well below acceptable levels. A lon…

It is always surprising how quickly a very good unbeaten run becomes an extremely worrying slump, and as Huddersfield Town’s form has dropped off a cliff, even the modest ambition of a play off pla…

Town’s unbeaten run, which has been tottering for a while despite a couple of important wins at Wycombe and against Stockport, was ended by a committed Bolton side who bullied their hosts and fully…

A reasonably entertaining Yorkshire derby produced no goals but several problems for Town as double Dutch trouble further weakened an injury ravaged squad. The welcome returns of Hodge, Evans and H…

As Danny Ward hobbled off the pitch shortly after incurring a freak injury instead of putting Town one up, as perhaps he should, Michael Duff turned, no doubt despairingly, to his bench to decide b…

A misty, atmospheric John Smith’s Stadium saw a disciplined, pragmatic Town side overcome a technically superior Stockport County in a fascinating contest only lacking in goalscoring opportunities.…

A creditable comeback by Town after a quite dreadful first half performance nevertheless failed to banish the doubts which are never too far away from this squad. An unbeaten run of 10 games, inclu…