[h=3]With video - Wells could be a threat to Albion[/h]10:00am Friday 18th April 2014 in Albion By Brian Owen
Huddersfield manager Mark Robins
Nahki Wells could be Huddersfield’s danger man today – as he was when they last won.
The little striker signed from Bradford City this season is known as a goal-getter.
But he was goal-provider when Barnsley were thrashed 5-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium on March 1 Wells produced three assists and won a penalty against the hapless Tykes.
Huddersfield have gone nine games without a win since then and are six points off the drop zone going into Easter.
They are missing banned defenders Joel Lynch and Peter Clarke and injured top scorer James Vaughan.
Former Albion and Huddersfield defender Kieran O’Regan, who covers the Terriers for BBC Radio Leeds said: “We are struggling a bit at the moment.
“But I think with another three points we will be definitely safe.”
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Nahki Wells could be Huddersfield’s danger man today – as he was when they last won.
The little striker signed from Bradford City this season is known as a goal-getter.
But he was goal-provider when Barnsley were thrashed 5-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium on March 1 Wells produced three assists and won a penalty against the hapless Tykes.
Huddersfield have gone nine games without a win since then and are six points off the drop zone going into Easter.
They are missing banned defenders Joel Lynch and Peter Clarke and injured top scorer James Vaughan.
Former Albion and Huddersfield defender Kieran O’Regan, who covers the Terriers for BBC Radio Leeds said: “We are struggling a bit at the moment.
“But I think with another three points we will be definitely safe.”
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