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TERRIERS TAME POSH BUT NOT AT THEIR ‘BEST’

TERRIERS TAME POSH BUT NOT AT THEIR ‘BEST’

EFL MIDWEEK R-UP By John Lyons

GOALS: Joe Taylor, centre, takes the acclaim

HUDDERSFIELD boss Martin Drury saw his high-flying Terriers romp to a 4-1victory against Peterborough in League One – but insisted they didn’t hit top gear.
On-song Joe Taylor netted twice (66 & 70 minutes), while Ilias Bronkhorst (3) and Bali Mumba (79) were also on target. Harry Leonard (68) pulled one back for Posh, who lost for the first time under new boss Robbie Savage.
“Naturally, we are pleased with the outcome of the game and the result,” said Drury, whose side moved se...

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