On the back of witnessing his Bristol City side lose their opening two Championship games of the season, Nigel Pearsonwould have jumped at the chance to post eight points from their following four fixtures.
However, there will be a sense of disappointment at that total not being higher with draws coming from winning positions against Wigan Athletic and Blackpool respectively.
That particularly rings true with the latter, with the Robins twice coming from behind to lead at Bloomfield Road before conceding a last-gasp equaliser to the Seasiders.
On a more positive note, Bristol City are now ninth in the table and possess a striker in Tommy Conway who has over-performed to earn a place in the starting lineup.
The academy graduate has contributed a total of five goals and two assists in all competitions, providing a much-needed bonus to a club who no longer need to look to strengthen their attacking ranks before the end of the transfer window.
From Huddersfield’s perspective, they head into this fixture still looking for their first points away from the John Smith’s Stadium.
That said, it is worth noting that their defeats at Birmingham City and Norwich City came by 2-1 scorelines, and Danny Schofield’s team have improved since their opening three fixtures of the season
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Nevertheless, the Terriers would have been disappointed not to convert a 2-0 lead against West Bromwich Albion at the weekend into three points, instead having to settle for a 2-2 draw.
Chelsea loanee Tino Anjorin made his first real contribution in a Huddersfield shirt, his first strike being one of the goals of the weekend as he found the far corner from distance.
However, the Yorkshire side are still looking for their first clean sheet of the season, and it would take a brave person to back that to come at the home of their free-scoring opponents.
