James A. Chisem

"Town struggled to get any joy from the flanks last season, so the capture of Isaac Mbenza from Montpellier should hopefully make them more clinical in the final third."

"There are few people more beloved in Huddersfield than Michael Hefele."

"If you’d have told my late grandfather that Huddersfield Town would one day sign a World Cup winner, he’d have laughed you out of whatever pub he happened to be drinking in."

Discussing Huddersfield Town's prospects for the upcoming 2018/2019 season.

"The likes of Keita, Alisson, Fabinho, and Shaqiri have given Liverpool a strength in depth that they didn’t have last season. I reckon they’ll pip Man Utd to 2nd and have a decent cup run."

"Looking at Everton’s incomings and outgoings over the summer, I’d say their squad hasn’t really improved. For that reason, I’m going to predict that they’ll finish somewhere between 8th and 12th."

"Annual General Meetings are usually regarded as stuffy, boring affairs, but Saturday July 28 witnessed two exceptions to that."

"On the eve of the Olympia rally, the BUF was poised to become a major player in British politics. So, what happened? Why did they fail to replicate the successes of their brethren on the continent?"

Interviewed by Deborah Dilworth from Supporters Direct.

"On July 6th, 1944, Diana Rowden, Andree Borrell, Vera Leigh, and Sonya Olschanezky were executed by the SS at Natzweiler-Struthof, a concentration camp located near the foothills of the Vosges Mountains in Alsace."

"Is it coming home? We put that question to our Huddersfield Town podcast team this week, with the four-man squad failing to agree on how far Gareth Southgate's men could go this summer."

"James Chisem trawls through the archives to see how the Examiner covered the tournament"

"If you attended Huddersfield Town’s game against Everton on Saturday, you’ll probably have noticed a trio of banners being raised in the South Stand just before kick-off."

"Host Jim Chisem is joined by Examiner football writers Rory Benson and Blake Welton to look back on the Terriers' huge last-gasp victory over Watford FC. The trio go on to talk about the upcoming home match against Everton, before assessing Arsene Wenger's time at Arsenal ahead of the Terriers hosting the Gunners on the last day of the Premier League season."

"It was with great sadness that I and the rest of the Huddersfield Town Supporters Association (HTSA) Board learned that Jacqui Forster’s battle with cancer had come to an end. Jacqui was a long-serving employee of Supporters Direct (SD) and the founder of Women at the Game, an initiative aimed at getting more women and girls to attend football matches."

"Strategy is determined by policy, which in turn is determined by interests. If we don’t establish what our interests are, and what the interests of our allies and adversaries are, and instead focus on capabilities alone, then our policy will be ambiguous, our strategy misguided, and our objectives impractical and counter-productive."

"Host James Chisem is joined by Examiner football writer Blake Welton as the pair assess the crucial clash, with Town looking to boost their survival chances with a Premier League double over the Hornets."

"In an ideal world, government policy would be informed by and formulated on the basis of clear evidence. Unfortunately, we don’t live in an ideal world, and as such, decision makers are often excessively influenced by sentiment, intuition, and expedience."

"It is difficult to ignore the fact that Orwell explicitly and implicitly draws a link between Catholicism and communism."

Throughout the international break the Huddersfield Examiner we will be running a series of articles on the issue of Safe Standing with the intention of canvasing opinion and debate.A poll will be at the bottom of each online article with the simple question of whether you want Safe Standing at the John Smith’s Stadium or not. Over the past eighteen months, I’ve written a lot about safe standing, so much so that I half-expect my grave to be marked by a solitary rail-seat. And when we talk abou