Huddersfield Town youngsters with exciting futures tipped to make first-team breakthroughs

On the latest episode of our Huddersfield Town podcast Ooh To Be A Terrier, David Hartrick takes the lead on our Q&A special with Steven Chicken helping to answer the questions.

What's happening with the takeover? Where should the summer transfer priorities lie? Which B teamers do we fancy to make an impact in future (a partial transcript of which answer you’ll find below)? Plus plenty more in a fun, laid-back episode. A big thank you to all of you who sent in questions!

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From Dean Smith, who is @DeanoZoff73 (that’s a decent name, I quite like that as Twitter names go): with a view to next season and assuming we don’t get promoted, who breaks into the first team from our B team? … We’ve both had a good look at the B team this year.

We have. There’s obvious ones – obviously has been on the fringes of the first team before but he’s been playing a lot of B-team football this year because he had that injury that kept him out for 7-8 months last year between May and December; and obviously been playing in there. Those are the boring answers [just because we're already familiar with them].

I think is quite close if he can stay fit. He’s had a similar injury to Aaron Rowe, actually, funnily enough, and he’s been absolutely banging in goals when he plays. He has played for the first team before as well, and he’s a real exciting talent. He’s only 18 now – he’s a Welsh winger for those who aren’t familiar, absolute bags of pace, an eye for goal and can cross the ball as well. I think he’s got potential but it’s fitness that’s the issue for him.

I quite like the look of – talking about longer-term