What a way to start
your new adventure in the top circuit of Premiership with an all-around win and
overpowering your foe for your first notable on opening day.
As Huddersfield Town
coming to London Town, playing its first match of the campaign as a debutante,
and facing a heavily favorite Crystal Palace squad, their initial eleven did
one heck of a job.
After a long 45 year
wait, the Terriers did not hesitated to start making history once again and
looking forward to many memorable afternoons like today’s.
Still this is just a
single game and the best is yet to come in this edition of the English Premier League
looking once again as contested as ever and opening a spot for a fairy tale or
two for some of its squads.
If someone was shocked
after the match, was Huddersfield Town Boss David Wagner who saw in disbelief
how his Boys delivered in every minute of this match and at the end pull in
what seemed to be a valuable but iconic win.
Not bad for the first
time and after a while, as the Town Boys did everything right to deliver their first
win of the campaign as well be placed atop the league overall table with
matches aplenty to come.
As this is just the
starting point.
By playing as a visitor,
many thought that the Terriers were just to show up and start their long dilemma
many promoted squads go through in the course of the campaign until their
demise and return via relegation to Championship.
Especially when you played
a squad that can play a one of a kind football or an average one but with the
likes of being a spoiler when it comes to play the so-called giants of Premiership,
which has delivered this squad a reputation of spoilers.
With a new man at their
helm, the Eagles were looking forward to fly high in front of their home crowd and
give their first year man Frank De Boer their first win of the campaign,
according to their calculations and underestimating their competition a bit prematurely.
As they did not foresee the hunger and fighting
spirit, the visitors displayed all match long, the Glaziers left in awe in the
end and with disbelief of what they been exposed to from a newcomer playing a
very efficient football.
By not wearing their traditional
blue shirts, the Terriers wore a sort of a black uniform with gold stripes and
coming very strong in every minute of the match passed, the perseverance of the
new kids delivered them three points of gold.
A victory that boosts
the confidence of the Town Boys as well is elevating their game to a new level
coming next week their home opener against another former Championship foe in
the Magpies of Newcastle United and later receiving a renewed Southampton.
In addition, the way
this match belonged to the visitors was this week one highlights in the English
Premier League as well being the not so dominant ones in the tale of the tape
showing an advantage for the local Crystal Place Boys.
At the end, this
squad never seems to amaze everyone since its fight to promotion to its work by
its front office to assemble a winner in the summer transfers market without
making scandalous purchases but sure ones.
With an open wallet,
this squad managed to get nine players to come to West Yorkshire and among one
of them who delivered with a double was one of its most expensive investments
in Steve Mounie who scored in the 23 and 78.
Now back to the
drawing board for Wagner and look for ways to deliver a continuance and
consistency in his squad great display of football for their upcoming matches
and deliver a notable campaign.
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