Huddersfield Town Round-Up, Thursday 12th November: Martin Drury's Freak Training Injury Revealed
Town's midweek EFL Trophy win over Liverpool Under-21s, which they claimed 4-0 on Tuesday, has thrown up a rather unusual injury story. Martin Drury has explained that he had to watch much of the game from the sidelines after fracturing two ribs - not through a tackle, but through shouting too much in training. Along with that revelation, Radinio Balker has called for an end to three-week international breaks. (Yorkshire Post)
There was also a feel-good moment for one of the club's younger players, with Max Murray reflecting on making his fourth senior appearance for Huddersfield Town in that midweek victory, as he continues to establish himself at first-team level. (Huddersfield Examiner)
Away from results, the Yorkshire Post has published a League One attendance table comparing Huddersfield Town's crowds with those of fellow Yorkshire sides Sheffield Wednesday, Bradford City, Barnsley and Doncaster Rovers, among others. (Yorkshire Post)
It's worth noting that Huddersfield Town were beaten 1-2 by Exeter in the FA Cup last Saturday, before bouncing back with that comfortable 4-0 EFL Trophy win over Liverpool's Under-21s in midweek. With the men's international break now underway, Town's attention turns to League One action, where they're next in action at home to Leicester on Saturday 21 November, followed by a trip to Doncaster on Thursday 26 November.
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