Young Terriers back at home on Wednesday
- Huddersfield Town B Team back in action on Wednesday
- Young Terriers host Salford City in a friendly
- Supporters can attend the 1pm kick-off
Huddersfield Town’s B Team welcome Salford City to Millers Oils High Performance Complex on Wednesday 2 November, 1pm kick-off!
The Young Terriers will continue their run of games with a friendly against Salford City on Wednesday 2 November, 1pm kick-off, with the game taking place at Millers Oils High Performance Complex (509 Leeds Road, Huddersfield, HD2 1YJ).
Jon Worthington’s side will be looking to use this friendly to get back into form following their recent struggle – they will especially want to bounce back from their latest result against Blackpool in the Central League, which saw the Terriers leave Longridge Town with a 2-0 loss.
Supporters can attend the 1pm kick-off at Millers Oils High Performance Complex!
Our B Team defender, David Adewoju, previewed this game:
Adewoju started by discussing how he has found the season so for, training and playing for the B Team whilst also training with the First Team.
“I’m enjoying the season so far, starting to train with the First Team as well as the B Team means I get to see both sides.
“The First Team is a lot faster than the B Team and that allows me to take the new things I am learning with me to my B Team games.
“Training with the First Team is much more intense, and the players are a lot stronger and smarter, so you have to be on your toes and be alert – Will Boyle has been helping me because he I so vocal and makes sure you’re doing the right thing.”
The 18-year-old touched on the recent form of the Young Terriers and the volume of games they play.
“We have had a lot of games and then some of them have been after intense sessions, so the break that we’ve just had will hopefully help us out a little bit tomorrow.”
Finally, our defender looked ahead to tomorrow’s game and how they have been preparing, as well as what he is expecting from Salford City.
“We have been focussing on making sure we are defending our box, as well as working on penetrating the opposition box and being clinical.
“I think we have played Salford a few times now, and each time it has been a tough game, so we are expecting a solid side to compete against tomorrow – we have to be up for it.”
If you cannot make Academy games but you’re interested in what’s happening with the Young Terriers, you can follow them on social media!
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