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Huddersfield Town's 1958–59 campaign was a season under Bill Shankly, which saw Town make little progress up the Division 2 table, with the team finishing in 14th place. [ 1 ] [ 2 ] Squad at the start of the season
1958–59: 42 16 8 18 62 55 40 14th R3 15 1959–60: 42 19 9 14 73 52 47 6th R4 22 1960–61: 42 13 9 20 62 71 35 20th R4 R2 Derek Stokes: 18 1961–62: 42 16 12 14 67 59 44 7th R4 R2 14 1962–63: 42 17 14 11 63 50 48 6th R3 R2 18 1963–64: 42 15 10 17 57 64 40 12th R5 R3 16 1964–65: 42 17 10 15 53 51 44 8th R4 R2 Les Massie: 11 1965–66: ...
The 1958–59 season was the 79th season of competitive football in England. ... Huddersfield Town: 42 16 8 18 62 55 1.127 40 15 Sunderland: 42 16 8 18 64 75
3.1 Results. 3.2 Maps. ... The 1958–59 season was the 60th completed season of The Football League. ... Huddersfield Town: 42 16 8 18 62 55 1.127 40 15
Huddersfield survived relegation on the last day to finish 19th and then in the 2013–14 they again stayed up after finishing 17th. Mark Robins and Huddersfield Town parted company by mutual agreement [14] after the first game of the 2014–15 season which was 4–0 home loss to Bournemouth, with Chris Powell taking over in September of the ...
Huddersfield Town's 1959–60 campaign was Town's best season following their relegation from Division 1 4 years earlier. The main points of the season were the resignation of Bill Shankly , who would then lead Liverpool to greatness in his years in charge. [ 1 ]
Bill Shankly became manager of Huddersfield after Andy Beattie resigned in November 1956, so 1957–58 was his first full season in charge of the team. After the team's glory years in the 1920s, winning the 1922 FA Cup final and leading the First Division for three consecutive years in 1923–24, 1924–25, and 1925–26, Huddersfield had been spent many years towards the bottom of Football ...
In January 1999, the club was bought by local businessman Barry Rubery, [58] who targeted to reach the Premier League. [59] Steve Bruce succeeded Jackson in May 1999. [60] Huddersfield topped the table in December, but their form plummeted after striker Marcus Stewart was sold in the January transfer window to First Division rivals Ipswich Town.