Sam Allen
Senior Football Writer at Grimsby Telegraph
UoDFJ graduate // Senior football writer for the Grimsby Telegraph + other Reach titles // @theofficialfwa member
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1 week ago |
examinerlive.co.uk | Sam Allen
Another name has been thrown into the mix for Huddersfield Town’s ongoing search for a new manager, with the latest reports linking Ipswich Town coach Lee Grant with the vacant role. According to Alan Nixon’s Patreon page, the former goalkeeper turned coach, Grant, has emerged as a surprise contender for the job amidst a list of candidates with varying experience.
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2 weeks ago |
examinerlive.co.uk | Sam Allen
Huddersfield Town are mourning the loss of former academy director Gerry Murphy, who had a profound impact on the club during his 21-year association with them in a variety of roles. Born in Dublin, Ireland, Murphy first moved to Huddersfield at 13, playing football for local grassroots clubs. He first joined the Town as a scout in 1988, but soon moved into a coaching role with the academy, where he helped develop a number of notable youth talents that came through the ranks at the time.
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2 weeks ago |
examinerlive.co.uk | Sam Allen
Callum Marshall, Huddersfield Town’s player of the year, is attracting interest from the Terriers' League One rivals Wycombe Wanderers. The 20-year-old, who spent the season just gone on loan with Town from West Ham United, is on the Chairboys transfer radar ahead of the summer window, according to Bucks Free Press.
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2 weeks ago |
examinerlive.co.uk | Sam Allen
Huddersfield Town’s search for a new manager goes on with plenty of names floating in and out of the frame for the vacant role since Michael Duff’s dismissal. It has been over two months since the Terriers moved on from their last permanent managerial appointment in Duff, following a run of just four wins in 15 games. Academy boss Jon Worthington took interim charge of the team for the final 10 games as Huddersfield finished tenth in League One.
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2 weeks ago |
examinerlive.co.uk | Sam Allen
Jonathan Hogg has spoken of his pride about the “honour” of representing Huddersfield Town for so long, captaining the team and his strong relationship with the supporters. The 36-year-old’s 12-year association with the Terriers as a player ended with the conclusion of this season, and now there is time for him to reflect on a memorable journey at the club. Promotion to the Premier League, survival, play-off defeat and relegations all featured in a storied partnership.
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Not to be this time, but the foundations have been laid. #GTFC https://t.co/HsdLTNL3MR
AFC Wimbledon did what they needed to get the result as the away side, and the response just wasn't there from Town. A disappointing end coming so close to the play-offs, but a season of progress nonetheless that can hopefully be built on. #GTFC
Still thinking about that chance for Rosey - great run and cross from Kieran Green, and you'd expect the skipper to put it away with his head. It feels like the goal is coming for Town, though, if they can keep up this level of intensity. Fingers and toes crossed! #GTFC
