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- TOWN WIN PRESTIGIOUS EFL FAMILY EXCELLENCE CLUB OF THE SEASON!
- Huddersfield Town's biggest issues laid out as Terriers must improve to progress
- Former Huddersfield Town head coach Lee Grant named as new boss at League Two side Walsall
- Huddersfield Town ambition detailed as Murray Wallace explains players' aim
- SPONSORS ANNOUNCED FOR THRICE DINNER
- Kevin Nagle pays tribute to Liam Manning as Huddersfield Town manager departs
- Aston Villa man sends defiant Huddersfield Town message after departing the club
- The detailed story of Huddersfield Town's League One season as hope gave way to frustration
- OTM: SIGNED MILLER SHIRT AND £1,800 UP FOR GRABS!
- U21S TRAVEL TO NORWICH CITY FOR PDL PLAY-OFF FINAL!
- ON THE MOVE - 12 MAY 2026
- REPORT: TOWN U21s 3-1 EVERTON U21s
- CLUB STATEMENT: LIAM MANNING
- Huddersfield Town coach 'excited' for next season despite not knowing role
- Mickel Miller's goodbye to Huddersfield Town after exit
- Huddersfield Town 'lacked a little bit of consistency' after finishing ninth in League One
- TOWN PARTNER WITH GUIDE DOGS TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY
- Huddersfield Town interim boss makes 'pretty special' comment as Liam Manning return unknown
- Huddersfield Town retained list as regular departs and decision made on young players
- Huge 80s Huddersfield summer music festivals adds more big names to line up
- ALL TOGETHER TOWN: APRIL 2026 MEETING NOTES
- RYAN LEDSON NOMINATED FOR SKY BET LEAGUE ONE GOAL OF THE MONTH
- CAMERON ASHIA NAMED ANTONI’S MEMORIAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR!
- SORENSEN NAMED AS TOWN’S PFA COMMUNITY CHAMPION
- ACADEMY WELCOME SEVEN SCHOLARS TO JOIN U18S FOR 2026/27 SEASON
- 2025/26 RETAINED LIST CONFIRMED
- OTM: SIGNED ALVES SHIRT AND £1,600 UP FOR GRABS!
- ON THE MOVE - 5 MAY 2026
- U21S TO HOST EVERTON AT ACCU STADIUM IN PDL PLAY-OFF SEMI-FINAL!
- REPORT: TOWN U21s 4-1 AFC BOURNEMOUTH U21s
- Notes on Huddersfield Town’s impressive 4-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon
- WATCH: MARTIN DRURY AND MARCUS HARNESS ON FINAL DAY VICTORY
- REPORT: AFC WIMBLEDON 0-4 TOWN
- Some random thoughts about Huddersfield Town’s 1-0 victory over Bradford City
- Wallace overlooked, a battling performance, window shopping & softball interviews – Notes on Huddersfield Town’s 1-1 draw with Lincoln
- Castledine’s future, Lee Grant’s Barmy What?, dreadful Port Vale, reason why Town have improved and fan behaviour warnings – Notes on Huddersfield Town 5-0 Port Vale
- “They’ll be having nightmares about him” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s 5-0 demolition of Port Vale
- Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Port Vale
- Kane’s attempted street fight, fan reaction to Lee Grant, Darren Moore’s return and finding form – Talking points ahead of Huddersfield Town v Port Vale
- Predicted Huddersfield Town XI to take on Luton & pre-match talking points
- Tactical injury breaks, a breathtaking start, in-form strikers and Bojan’s straight fringe – Notes on Huddersfield Town’s 3-1 win over Mansfield
- “A completely different player” – Player ratings for Huddersfield Town’s brilliant 3-1 win at Mansfield
Huddersfield Town – Interesting Facts
Huddersfield Town FC was founded on August 15, 1908. The club was officially registered as a limited company on that date following a meeting at the Albert Hotel, and they soon joined the North Eastern League before entering the Football League in 1910.
Huddersfield Town Association Football Club (Registered August 15, 1908)
Huddersfield Town Football Club (Registered on February 2, 2005).
Leeds United
Bradford City
Sheffield Wednesday
Oldham Athletic
Barnsley
The Terriers: Introduced by promotion manager Bill Brook for the 1969/70 season, this nickname and associated terrier crest symbolized the team’s spirit, partly inspired by the breed’s origins in the area.
The Town: Commonly used throughout the club’s history, often in the context of “The Town” against the opposition.
Scarlet Runners: An older nickname from the club’s early days, referencing the red kits worn before shifting to blue and white stripes.
Colnesiders: A historic nickname linked to their long-term stay at Leeds Road, situated near the River Colne.
Leeds Road (1908–1994)
Kirklees Stadium (1994–Present – General name for the structure)
Alfred McAlpine Stadium (1994–2004)
Galpharm Stadium (2004–2012)
John Smith’s Stadium (2012–2025)
Accu Stadium (2025–Present)
