MARK’S HUNGRY FOR A SWEET RESULT!

by
The LeaguePaper Team
9 October 2022

By Chris Dunlavy

EAGER: Mark Fotheringham

MARK Fotheringham says he is like “a kid in a sweet shop” ahead of his first home game as Huddersfield Town boss.
The 38-year-old took charge of the Terriers last week and has spent most of it on the road, overseeing a 3-1 defeat at Reading and an eventful 3-3 draw away to Luton.
This, though, is the moment Fotheringham has been waiting for since he quit a coaching post at Hertha Berlin to spearhead Huddersfield’s relegation battle.
“We know that when those fans start singing it’s a special place and th...

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