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‘WHAT IS MY PHILOSOPHY? I’VE LEARNED TO BE FLEXIBLE’

Terriers boss Danny Cowley on his journey from Non-League to the Championship…

By John Lyons

COW’S THAT: Danny Cowley has made a decent start as Huddersfield manager PICTURES: PA Images

IN ADDICK TIME: Huddersfield’s Matty Daly celebrates his injury time winner against Charlton

AFTER three months as a Championship manager, Danny Cowley is in a good place to analyse how far he’s come.
Over little more than a decade, the former PE teacher has climbed from the Essex Senior League – level nine of English football – to the second tier, alongside brother...

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