A strong summer of investment had Huddersfield hoping that they could make their presence felt in the League One promotion picture and four wins from their opening six games is a happy return for the Terriers.
Under new management in the shape of Lee Grant and, with an influx of new arrivals, it can often take time to acclimatise but Huddersfield will be pleased enough with how things have started.
Both of their defeats have come on the road at Blackpool and Barnsley, which is where improvement is required, but the Kirklees Stadium should be a fortress and they have won all three home league games to nil against Leyton Orient, Doncaster and Stevenage.
That spells trouble for a Peterborough side that are in complete turmoil, having taken only one point from six matches with the heat rising on manager Darren Ferguson.
A strong summer of investment had Huddersfield hoping that they could make their presence felt in the League One promotion picture and four wins from their opening six games is a happy return for the Terriers.
Under new management in the shape of Lee Grant and, with an influx of new arrivals, it can often take time to acclimatise but Huddersfield will be pleased enough with how things have started.
Both of their defeats have come on the road at Blackpool and Barnsley, which is where improvement is required, but the Kirklees Stadium should be a fortress and they have won all three home league games to nil against Leyton Orient, Doncaster and Stevenage.
That spells trouble for a Peterborough side that are in complete turmoil, having taken only one point from six matches with the heat rising on manager Darren Ferguson.
