The games are coming fast & furious & so onto a massive Yorkshire derby for both sets of fans, a match i expect to attract 30k+ especially with our recent good form & i suspect many of our fans haven't seen the new players
Will be interesting to see Redfern's team selection for the visit of the Terriers
Looking forward to meeting up with Cardiff White & his boys again for a brief chat before the game
Can't wait, still buzzing from the Bournemouth game
1964white wrote:The games are coming fast & furious & so onto a massive Yorkshire derby for both sets of fans, a match i expect to attract 30k+ especially with our recent good form & i suspect many of our fans haven't seen the new players
Will be interesting to see Redfern's team selection for the visit of the Terriers
Looking forward to meeting up with Cardiff White & his boys again for a brief chat before the game
Can't wait, still buzzing from the Bournemouth game
Hope you enjoy it and see a good game what time did you reach home on Wednesday morning or did you manage to miss the bad hold up on the M1.
eastyorkshirewhite wrote:
Hope you enjoy it and see a good game what time did you reach home on Wednesday morning or did you manage to miss the bad hold up on the M1.
Watched a stream of the game EY, can't take two days off from my work during midweek
M1 was a nightmare on the way back from Birmingham though
Former Leeds United defender Lee Peltier is a doubt for the visitors. Peltier, who left Leeds for Huddersfield in the summer, missed the midweek draw with Wigan Athletic with a groin injury.
James Vaughan And Jonathan Hogg also remain on the sidelines.
Anthony Gerrard and Martin Paterson completed an hour for the development squad in midweek and could come into contention for a place in the squad.
Redders says Mowatt's toe is thankfully not broken as suspected and has trained and he will be in the reckoning. Tho Redders gave the impression he wouldn't be risked.
Can't see Redders changing the diamond - meaning as you were, for the game - tho I'd drop Sharp, as he has been crap for the last few games. "Shape up or ship out, Sharp", would be the message.
Not expecting a classic here, Chris Powell likes going away to get 0-0 draws, as he did with Charlton, expect us to come out on top by the odd goal but it will not be pretty.
Twiggster wrote:Redders says Mowatt's toe is thankfully not broken as suspected and has trained and he will be in the reckoning. Tho Redders gave the impression he wouldn't be risked.
Can't see Redders changing the diamond - meaning as you were, for the game - tho I'd drop Sharp, as he has been crap for the last few games. "Shape up or ship out, Sharp", would be the message.
I'd leave Sharp for the start. He seems to thrive on big matches and could completely terrorize the Hudds. He is certainly capable of it. Same starting XI except Sloth in for Mowatt.
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Twiggster wrote:Can't see Redders changing the diamond - meaning as you were, for the game - tho I'd drop Sharp, as he has been crap for the last few games. "Shape up or ship out, Sharp", would be the message.
Seems a bit harsh. Sharp is a fox in the box type striker and doesn't have to play well as long as he gets goals, the gola he scored on his debut is the type of goal he get s by being close to goal and in the right place at the right time.
Cjay wrote: ↑Sat May 17, 2025 4:23 pm
I've pretended to support a team that's been crap for most of my life as part of a long term plan
Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 01, 2026 7:03 pm
Did you post them because there's something wrong with your brain
gessa wrote:Not expecting a classic here, Chris Powell likes going away to get 0-0 draws, as he did with Charlton, expect us to come out on top by the odd goal but it will not be pretty.
gessa wrote:
I hope you're correct and not me, a friend of mine who likes a bet on the footie, used to call them Charlton Nil, when Powell was manager.
It has be seen if Powell has organised/steadied the Huddersfield defence since his arrival two weeks ago
They have been leaking goals up until Tuesday evening with a 0-0 draw v Wigan the first time they have kept a clean sheet for a while, lets hope that result was a one-off !
weasel wrote:
Seems a bit harsh. Sharp is a fox in the box type striker and doesn't have to play well as long as he gets goals, the gola he scored on his debut is the type of goal he get s by being close to goal and in the right place at the right time.
Luckily, I've had the last two of our games live on telly. Sharp has looked lazy and disinterested. More like Billy Paynter than the Billy Sharp I was glad we signed.
In fairness, when he is being played wide left, he is not going to get close to goal - but when he does, he either falls over (every sodding time!), or punts wide with no control. Not impressed.
I'd be tempted to switch Sloth in for Rudy, as I feel Austin has more impact from the bench than some of the other midfielders. Other than that, though, it ought to be as you were.
I know he's not blown us away, but I do feel Sharp is a good player to have on the pitch. Defenders know that he's capable of popping up in the right place at the right time, so keep a close eye on him, opening up space elsewhere for our midfielders/other strikers.
I hope we start brightly - now we've got the second half sorted we ought to be asserting ourselves more in the opening half hour.
This is a must win. Be so disappointed if we throw away the hard work of Tuesday night by then blowing it against Hudd.
I liked the look of Sloth versus Birmingham, he looked good to me, so I can see the merit of starting with him and having the power of Austin to come on later if necessary.
A little concerned that we may not get the best out of Billy up front in the role he will be playing but it's early days so fingers crossed.