Ooh To Be A Terrier

Steven Chicken and David Hartrick talk about the 1-1 draw with Swansea City: the ultimately game of two halves.
The result was disappointing in the circumstances, but how disappointed should we be in the grander scheme? Who caught the eye for the right reasons and who looked out of sorts? And how can Town make sure they see games out more regularly in future?
There's also things off the pitch to talk about this week, as ever; and might Town's transfer needs change in light of Danel Sinani's injury, even if it turns out not so bad?

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick reflect on the 1-2 victory over Burnley at Turf Moor in the FA Cup third round.

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After an illness-enforced week off, Steven Chicken and David Hartrick reflect on three good results for Huddersfield Town in the 3-2 win over Blackpool, the 0-1 win at Nottingham Forest and the goalless draw against in-form Blackburn Rovers.

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick review Huddersfield Town's entertaining 2-3 win away to Bristol City.
Why were they suddenly so much better? How much encouragement can we take from the game and what might lie ahead? And who are the key players if Town are to push on from here?
We also talk about the current covid situation with postponements across the divisions and the possibility of games moving behind closed doors again for a spell.
Merry Christmas!

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick run through a second straight 1-1 draw after Coventry City's late equaliser at the John Smith's Stadium.
Why was the tide so firmly against the Terriers after they went ahead? What needs to change, and why haven't those changes been made already? And why are we complaining so much when on paper Huddersfield Town are having a perfectly good season?
Hartrick has prepared some very interesting numbers to illustrate how Town may not be getting the best out of their supposed squad depth, prompting the question of whether Corberan really trusts his players are much as he claims.
Finally, we share what little we know about the links to former Ipswich owner Marcus Evans, who is reportedly interested in buying a stake in the club.

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Yorkshire Live writers Steven Chicken and David Hartrick discuss the 1-1 draw with Barnsley.
What can we read into Carlos Corberan's selection decisions? Was this a step forward or a continuation of a poor run? And when can we say a poor run has become a slide?
We also talk about the boos that broke out on the final whistle and whether that was fair; why things seem to be a lacking a bit of oomph; and the question of whether or not this season so far has been an over-performance, an under-performance, or just the right level of performance.

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick review Huddersfield Town's 1-2 defeat to Middlesbrough - a flattering scoreline for the Terriers if ever there was one.
What went wrong? How concerning is it for fans, and are those concerns valid? And is it time to look at some alternatives either in personnel or tactics?

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On this long-awaited episode of Ooh To Be A Terrier, Steven Chicken and David Hartrick talk about Huddersfield Town's win over West Bromwich Albion and the defeat to Queens Park Rangers.
What was the difference between the two games? What issues need to be addressed? And might this injury crisis, in an odd way, provoke some new ideas from the Terriers?
We also talk about what the Terriers might need in the January transfer window, and why it may not be as simple as bringing in a new striker...

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick talk through the sad news that several of Phil Hodgkinson's businesses have gone into administration and dissect what exactly that means for Huddersfield Town.
Where do the club stand? What comes next? And how much cause for concern should fans have?
There's also some actual football to talk about in the form of the 1-0 win over Millwall and the 1-1 draw at Peterborough.
Apologies for the audio issues on this but we thought it was better to get it out quickly than spend hours in the edit bay!

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Steven Chicken and David Hartrick look back on the Terriers' last three games but with an emphasis on the weekend's 3-0 defeat at Bournemouth.
What went wrong? How worrying is it that Town were so far off the pace? And what might lay ahead with Town now very much part of an increasingly congested mid-table pack?

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