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It’s midway through our interview that Tino Anjorin’s tone briefly changes – his geniality replaced by frustration in an instant. “I hate being injured,” he says. “Absolutely hate it. Missing football, it’s the worst thing. I just want to play.”
A hugely pivotal eight days for Huddersfield Town gets under way on Monday evening as Luton Town come to the John Smith’s Stadium for a game that could have huge implications on how the play-off picture shakes out.
Huddersfield Town are enjoying a fine season in the Sky Bet Championship, with a lot to play for heading into the run-in.
Carlos Corberan believes that if anyone has a chance of coming back from the kind of knee injury Matty Pearson has suffered to play again this season, it is the centre-back. Pearson picked up the injury on the training pitch while preparing to face his former club Luton Town, and while he will not require surgery, he is expected to face several weeks on the sidelines.
Tuchel on recent Chelsea defensive performances
Spreadsheets are brilliant. Absolutely love them. The elegant simplicity of a COUNTIFS, the wondrous flexibility of a SUMIFS, the time-saving functionality of INDEX(MATCH have saved countless hours of mind-numbing calculations even for something as simple as how many times Josh Koroma has scored in the last 15 minutes of games (two, against Sheffield United and Cardiff) or when Town last kept five straight clean sheets (April 2011).
Mikel Arteta, Steven Gerrard and Scott Parker are all spoken of as young managers making their way in the game, but on the day he turns 39 years old, Carlos Corberan is younger than all of them. There are just nine younger managers across the 92 league clubs, in fact; none of them are at clubs above Huddersfield Town’s position as the 23rd best club in the country right now.
Huddersfield Town’s adaptation period back in the EFL has seen the club oversee a huge turnover of players at the John Smith’s Stadium.