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The investment in Leeds United on the pitch recently would suggest that the club would be in a much better position than sitting in another relegation battle, and with Jesse Marsch facing extreme discontent from fans, his time came to an end on Monday, here are some option as to who may replace him.
On Thursday, Huddersfield Town announced the resignation of Carlos Corberán, after just shy of two years in charge of the Terriers and with just three weeks until the start of the season, there are a lot of questions still to be asked and answered.
Following on from the prior two articles, covering the defensive and midfield positions, here are some options that Huddersfield Town, should and could look at in this summer window.
Following the previous article, regarding defenders that the Terriers should look at, this piece will follow on and look at midfielders that the club could look at.
The prior summer window for the Terriers focused primarily on defensive reinforcements, therefore there isn’t much need to invest heavily in these positions. That being said though, there is some need for defensive re-inforcements.
This season was never meant to be a promotion push for Huddersfield Town. The goal was to progress, and progress they have.
Since his arrival from Lincoln, Harry Toffolo has established himself as the first-choice left-back at Huddersfield Town. On the pitch and off it. For different managers and for the fanbase.
As the Championship season comes to its closing point, Levi Colwill has to be one of the names spoken about for Young Player Of The Season after the season he has had for Huddersfield Town.
In recent years, Arsenal have lacked the consistency in order to once again become an elite Premier League side, that being said under Mikel Arteta, the Gooners are flying, and with a few signings the Gooners could potentially challenge for a title.
Sunday’s result against Leeds United is by far one of the biggest of the season for Manchester United.
The Championship promotion contenders usually arise after the first three months of the season, but this campaign has been very different.
The past 24 months of supporting Huddersfield Town has seen rare sparks of promise for chances of promotion. However, this season something seems different, with many in the fanbase starting to believe that this season might be somewhat alike that promotion season in 2016/2017.
So far this season, under both Dave Challinor and Graeme Lee, there has been a clear system favoured by both coaches at Hartlepool United, either the 3-5-2 or the 5-3-2.
Over the course of the last five months, Matty Daly has very clearly developed and blossomed as a footballer and his exposure to game time, it has to be said, has been key to this.
Since Dave Challinor’s departure from Hartlepool United in November, the side has only picked up five wins. With only one of those victories taking place in the league, the Pools are starting to create somewhat of a new underdog story.
Since Arsene Wenger departed from Arsenal at the end of the 2017/2018 season, the Gooners have lacked a side that plays for the badge, however, under Mikel Arteta shades of the old Arsenal are starting to return.
Since the start of the season, Huddersfield Town fans have been treated to an almost new team, and one highly reminiscent of their promotion season in 2017.
Newcastle United have a fanbase to boast about, yet since the departure of Rafa Benitez, the club has seemed to be on a downwards spiral.
Huddersfield Town’s opening fixtures offered a chance to show glimpses of how their season will go, and with the need to impress, the Terriers haven’t so far.
This season for Huddersfield Town has to go down as one of the most important seasons in their recent history, a very real potential of relegation looms over the West Yorkshire side but Carlos Corberan is aiming for mid-table.
England under Southgate have improved under Southgate once again at a major tournament just showing the potential that this side holds, this certainly isn’t the end of the road for this England squad, in fact, it is only just the beginning.
At the start of this tournament, the nation couldn’t be more split in opinions on Southgate and his ability to potentially bring this England side together playing entertaining football, I was doubtful myself whether Southgate could really be the one, looking back though it now seems daft to question it.
Luke Shaw over the past 12 months has completely reworked himself and has once again become one of the best left-backs, if not the best left-back in the Premier League. So far this summer, he has further shown his ability on the international stage deeming him the name ‘Shawberto Carlos’
With the latest instalment of the England versus Germany tournament saga just 24 hours away, confidence amongst the English could not be more different.