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Carlos must add bite to his Terriers

Chris Dunlavy
A FRESH TAKE ON FOOTBALL

CARLOS Corberan was appointed by Huddersfield Town to lead the Terriers into a brave new world.
Ugly but effective under the pragmatic Cowley brothers, the Spaniard was supposed to bring high-octane pressing, superhuman fitness and a dash of Latin flair.
“Carlos was our ideal candidate because his idea of football completely aligns with ours,” said Town’s head of football operations Leigh Bromby. “He believes in a high energy, high intensity, attacking style of play.”
So why, 18 months and 71 games into the job, are Huddersfield showing all the i...

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