Huddersfield Town In TV e streaming

Historical Background

Huddersfield Town was founded in 1908, and joined the Football League just over two years later for the 1910/11 season. The club is one of only four that have managed to win three Football League titles in a row (the other teams being Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool), and it achieved that feat at the end of the 1925/26 season, beating Arsenal into second place. Whilst that was long before fans had the chance to watch Huddersfield Town on TV, it is an accomplishment which the club will always be proud of.

Also known as The Terriers, Huddersfield Town were promoted to the Premier League for the 2018/19 season, and remain playing in the highest tier.

Stadium

Huddersfield Town was originally based at Leeds Road stadium in Huddersfield, and remained there until 1994, when the team moved to the newly-constructed Kirklees Stadium. Sponsorship deals have meant that Kirklees Stadium has been known by several other names throughout Huddersfield Town’s occupancy, including Alfred McAlpine Stadium and Galpham Stadium. It is currently known as John Smith’s Stadium – a name that has been in force since 2012. 

Crest and Colours

The coat of arms of Huddersfield has inspired the design of the club’s badge from the outset, and the present badge is predominantly coloured blue, white and yellow, with a small amount of black. 

Blue and white are also the colours of the Huddersfield Town home strip, which comprises a shirt of blue and white vertical stripes, and white shorts and socks with blue embellishments. The design of Huddersfield Town’s away strip is the same as for its home strip, but the colours red and black are used instead of blue and white.

Key Players and Managers

Dean Hoyle has been the chairman and majority shareholder of Huddersfield Town since 2009. Previous owners of note include Barry Rubery, David Taylor and Ken Davy. 

Jan Siewart has been the manager since January 2019. The team has previously been managed by David Wagner and Lee Clark. 

Key former players for Huddersfield Town include Denis Law, Bill Shankly, Peter Doherty, Clem Stephenson, Alex Smithies and Tom Cowan.

Key players on the current squad include captain Tommy Smith, goalkeeper Jonas Lössl, forward Karlan Grant, midfielder Aaron Mooy and defender Terence Kongolo.

Honours, Noteworthy Stats and Memorable Moments 

Those who watch football on TV (or a Huddersfield Town live stream, these days) have enjoyed numerous memorable moments over the last few decades, and fans who watched the games in person were thrilled even before then. Here are just a few of the club’s high points…

• Reaching the 1920 FA Cup Final.
• Winning three Football League titles in a row in 1923/24, 1924/25 and 1925/26.
• Seeing the Leeds Road stadium packed with 67,037 spectators for a sixth-round FA Cup match against Arsenal.
• Being brought out of administration in 2003.
• Stringing together a sequence of 43 games without a loss in the 2011/12 season.
• Being promoted to the Championship in 2012.
• Being promoted to the Premier League in 2017.