en-us SportSpyder - The Latest Huddersfield Town AFC News https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/news Rangers head coach Danny Rohl is again linked with German clubs as the Ibrox club and Celtic reportedly make enquiries about Huddersfield Town's Cameron Ashia. Wed, 13 May 2026 07:27:10 GMT BBC Sport https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56602939 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56602939 false false Ipswich Town are heading up, but with an eye on the long-term, they're among a host of clubs keen on young star Cameron Ashia. The post appeared first on . Tue, 12 May 2026 07:48:03 GMT James Ray https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56590838 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56590838 false false Liam Manning will not return to Huddersfield Town next season and the Terriers will now be on the hunt for a new head coach. The post appeared first on . Tue, 12 May 2026 06:46:57 GMT Charlie Hodgson https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56590390 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56590390 false false Huddersfield Town have confirmed that head coach Liam Manning will leave the club, a decision they've taken mutually, two months after he took compassionate leave following the tragic passing of his son Mon, 11 May 2026 19:24:58 GMT Samuel Meade https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56585892 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56585892 false false Huddersfield Town boss Liam Manning leaves the club by mutual consent, two months after taking compassionate leave. Mon, 11 May 2026 17:54:59 GMT BBC Sport https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56584867 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56584867 false false Blackburn Rovers need to bring in some new faces this summer when the next transfer window opens up for business. The post appeared first on . Mon, 11 May 2026 08:08:46 GMT Harry Mail https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56579800 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56579800 false false Middlesbrough are preparing for the play-offs, but with an eye on the transfer window, Boro have been linked with Jay Sway. The post appeared first on . Fri, 08 May 2026 09:52:23 GMT James Ray https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56550894 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56550894 false false Bolton Wanderers head into their play-off semi-final with a new weapon, and he could just bring the best out of Amario Cozier-Duberry. The post appeared first on . Thu, 07 May 2026 14:27:56 GMT Matt Bottomley https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56541088 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56541088 false false Tommi O'Reilly is drawing interest from Portsmouth and other EFL clubs, and Aston Villa's price tag has now been named. The post appeared first on . Fri, 01 May 2026 13:19:38 GMT James Ray https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56476099 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56476099 false false The Cherries development squad will travel to Huddersfield in the quarterfinals of the Professional Development League playoffs. Wed, 29 Apr 2026 16:24:48 GMT Alexander.Smith@newsquest.co.uk https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56453383 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56453383 false false Ipswich Town and Stoke City are among the clubs linked with Joe Taylor, and a big hint on his destination has been dropped. The post appeared first on . Fri, 24 Apr 2026 08:14:38 GMT James Ray https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56381982 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56381982 false false The72's writers give their Bradford City vs Bolton Wanderers predictions ahead of the League One clash on Saturday. The post appeared first on . Thu, 23 Apr 2026 07:24:58 GMT Matt Bottomley https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56365419 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56365419 false false In the absence of any professional football anywhere until at least the end of April, we at LWOF have been turning to the past for inspiration – and content. Consequently, in a new series, our resident historian, Martin Keady, looks at The Greatest: The Players, Managers and Matches That Made Arsenal. He begins with the Greatest Gunner of them all: Herbert Chapman. The name itself sounds so old-fashioned now that if it is used at all it is only as a term of abuse, as in ‘proper Herbert’ (or even ’erbert’). And yet for all Arsenal fans, especially the older ones or those with a knowledge of the club’s history that extends beyond the days of Tony Adams and Ian Wright, the name ‘Herbert’ is more deserving of reverence than mockery, because it was the first, or Christian, name of the man who made Arsenal – Herbert Chapman, the original Emperor of Football and undoubtedly the greatest Gunner of them all. The Players, Managers and Matches That Made Arsenal – Herbert Chapman He Played for Spurs The irony is, however, that the high-point of the greatest Gunner’s playing career was his time at Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal’s greatest rivals and the club whose fans still maintain that Arsenal are only interlopers in north London, having originally begun as Woolwich Arsenal in the south of the capital. Having been born in Kiveton, a small Yorkshire village, in 1878, Chapman managed to avoid following his father down the local coal-mine, first by gaining a place at college to study mining engineering and then by becoming something of a journeyman footballer, playing for a succession of different clubs around England, from his hometown team of Kiveton Park to the far more glamorous Spurs in London. At Spurs, he played as an inside forward (a position on the field that is now as old-fashioned as his name) between 1905 and 1907, scoring a respectable 16 goals in 42 games. The First Real Football Manager Of course, it was as a manager, rather than as a player, that Herbert Chapman would truly find his footballing calling. He began as a player-manager at Northampton Town, who he had joined after leaving Spurs. Even as a player-manager his impact was immediate because he became probably the first-ever football manager in the way that we understand the job today, more than a century later. In particular, he was probably the first manager in England, if not the world, who really introduced the concept of tactics to the game. As Chapman himself repeatedly said afterwards, before he became a manager football was largely played off the cuff, with little thought given to a team’s shape or formation, especially when they did not have the ball. Read More: Instead of that freewheeling approach, Chapman began applying to football some of the basics of structural engineering that he had learned as a student, in particular putting more men in midfield (a concept that did not even really exist at the time, as players were essentially divided up into either backs or forwards), which both shored up the team defensively and freed up more space in attack. Eventually, the results of this more thoughtful, considered and tactical approach were revolutionary. The Scandal at Leeds Chapman showed great promise at Northampton, almost taking what was then a non-league club into the professional ranks, and consequently, he earned himself a move in 1912 to a league club, in the form of Leeds City (the original Football League team in Leeds). However, the onset of World War One prevented him from making as instant an impact in Leeds as he had achieved in Northampton. Then, after the war, came the scandal that almost ended his managerial career before it had really begun. As Chapman’s many biographers, including most recently Patrick Barclay, have discovered, more than a century on from the scandal at Leeds City, it is almost impossible to determine exactly what happened. Suffice to say that Leeds were accused of making illegal payments to players, during wartime games at that, and as the manager at the time, Chapman was one of five club officials who were banned from football for life, while the club itself was wound up and eventually replaced by the newly formed Leeds United. Resurrection at Huddersfield Chapman might have been lost to football forever, until Huddersfield Town approached him to become their assistant manager and duly appealed against his lifetime ban, arguing (on the basis of what some would later call a mere technicality) that he had not actually been in charge at Leeds City when the illegal payments were supposedly made. To the surprise of many in football, the ban was overturned and Chapman duly returned to football management, albeit as a mere assistant to begin with. Read More: So great were Chapman’s subsequent achievements at Arsenal that his time at Huddersfield is often forgotten, or at least overlooked. And yet, to illustrate the scale of his achievements at the Yorkshire club, a direct comparison can be made with another tr... Wed, 22 Apr 2026 14:18:07 GMT Martin Keady https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56354953 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56354953 false false The72's writers give their Bolton Wanderers vs Huddersfield Town predictions ahead of the League One clash on Saturday. The post appeared first on . Thu, 16 Apr 2026 08:09:36 GMT Matt Bottomley https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56278021 https://sportspyder.com/premier-league/huddersfield-town/articles/56278021 false false