Warnock to town

I'm not sure why you're flattered? You're neither a Town fan, a Warnock fan, or even just someone intelligent enough to recognise ability.

Like most of your replies though, it's complete nonsense.

 

You can continue to reply to my posts all you want but I cannot drop my standards to yours by offering pathetic childish insults that make you look a complete fool. This is my last response to you so over to you for the last word.

 

He's staying ... !!

https://www.examinerlive.co.uk/sport/football/news/neil-warnock-huddersfield-boss-nagle-27069859

 

Not sure warnock will have Town in a promotion fight, I think more of a survival fight with regards the state of the club, I like the guy a straight talking Yorkshire lad.

 

I wasn't aware new owners had taken over.

 

they haven't, its really odd whats going on over there.. from the post

https://www.htafc.com/news/2023/june/jake-edwards-appointed-chief-executive-officer/

However, Mr Nagle’s purchase of the 100% shareholding in Huddersfield Town is still awaiting clearance from a statutory government body.
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to me this raises a few questions...

1. What "statutory government body", is it FCA, HMRC, NSA?
2. Why was the government body not mentioned by name?
3. Why is this needed?

to be honest, this makes me happy as its been dragging on since march and is affecting their transfer dealings.

Not signed a single player yet. only had a contract extension for danny ward who has scored 20 in 72 starts.... he is a "striker" btw.

Hopefully they go down and we go up! would be brilliant that

 

Not sure that there should be the same level of hate for Huddersfield that we rightly have for leeds, Town are a respectable club barring the Kevin Gray incident

 

Hate..? Where did you get that from Tony? The Daily mail?

 

Whatever...

 

Just announced Warnock is leaving town after this week's midweek game against Stoke.Wonder if Hughes will be on the shortlist?.

 

Didn't someone say Nathan Jones was in the stands at Huddersfield Town last Saturday.

 

Yeah me according to my neighbours
Jones was there on Saturday and @Old Grey Fox he did mention Hughes as a possibility he looked horrified

 

I think Jones would be a good fit at Huddersfield .

 

If it is Jones it will be a big test for the lad as so far I remember his only success was with Luton.

 

I would think Huddersfield are a similar sized club to Luton,with similar aspirations,so he should fit in,I suppose it depends on how well he is backed,though I doubt he had a lot to spend at Luton.

 

Oh for a manager like this :
Jones stated his ambition to go one step further and win promotion to League One in 2017–18, saying: "This year we can't have excuses, can't have that naivety about us, can't allow teams to nick draws and cost us our ultimate goal."
His summer recruitment was focused on signing experienced players who had previously won promotion, and he succeeded in doing this when signing Alan McCormack, James Collins and Marek Stech Luton began the season with an 8–2 home win over Yeovil Town to set a club record for their biggest margin of victory on the opening day of a season.
Jones was named the League Two Manager of the Month for October 2017 after Luton recorded three wins, one draw and one defeat, including a 7–1 home victory over Stevenage. He would go on to win the award for the second successive month, in which Luton achieved three wins in four league matches, including a 7–0 home win over Cambridge United, scoring 14 goals to climb to the top of the table on goal difference.
Luton's win over Cambridge meant they became the first team in the history of the English Football League to score seven or more goals on three occasions before Christmas.
They were also the highest-scoring team in the country in early December with 63 goals in all competitions, one more than Manchester City who were top of the Premier League. Jones was nominated for League Two Manager of the Month for the third month in succession, which was awarded to Danny Cowley of Lincoln City. Luton topped the table until a 2–1 home defeat to Accrington Stanley in March 2018 saw them drop to second place for the first time since 21 November 2017, behind Accrington.
The club did, however, win promotion to League One on 21 April 2018 after a 10-year absence following a 1–1 draw away to Carlisle United.
A week later, they secured a second-place finish in the table with a 3–1 home victory over Forest Green Rovers. After four wins and one draw in April, Jones was named the League Two Manager of the Month for the third time in 2017–18.

 

Thank goodness we have Mark Hughes, stops us from getting giddy ..

 

I have quite forgotten what it feels like to be giddy at City matches.