"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

"All clubs have to do is allocate block seating, with an unreserved section at the back for those who want to stand (marked ‘S’ for singing, of course), and a reserved section in front for those who want to sit."

"Stand Up For Town, a joint initiative between the Cowshed Loyal and Huddersfield Town Supporters Association (HTSA), believe that England should be next, and 96% of the 1,083 Town fans who took part in our April 2017 survey share that opinion."

"This weeks opposition fan comes in the form of Jim from the “Oh to be A..” podcast and we are also joined by Fiona from “ave Dulwich Hamlet"

Interviewed by Reuters ahead of Huddersfield Town's home tie against Crystal Palace.

Interviewed by the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) about the role of a modern supporters' trust.

Interviewed by Eurosport ahead of Huddersfield Town's home tie against Crystal Palace.

"Host James Chisem is joined by Examiner football writers Rory Benson and Blake Welton, along with sport writer Tom Harle to review the disappointing 0-0 draw with Swansea, before looking ahead to another crucial clash with Crystal Palace on Saturday."

"What happens , I thought, when a small, provincial institution, firmly rooted in a sense of place, is suddenly thrust upon the world stage?"

"James Chisem will spend three days sleeping rough on an epic trans-Pennine hike in a bid to open eyes to the plight of the town’s most vulnerable people."

The controversial British strategist Basil Liddell Hart once observed that “the real story of any great event is apt to be very different to what appears at the time…the truth sometimes leaks out later; sometimes never.”[1] Although such an insight may seem obvious, or even banal, it is a useful starting point for any discussion concerning the German Blitzkrieg campaigns of the Second World War. In the summer of 1941, the Third Reich cast its shadow from Smolensk in the Soviet Union to the Fran

"I never thought I’d live to see Huddersfield Town play in the Premier League despite the fact that at 28-years old, I’m a relative spring chicken."

"In the second-half of Saturday’s game, West Bromwich Albion were awarded a throw-in a good 20 yards into Huddersfield Town's half. Whoever ended up taking it - I was in the South Stand, so forgive my ignorance - launched it down the touchline for Jay Rodriguez or Jake Livermore to run onto, and in what I can only assume was a moment of madness, the linesman flagged for offside."