Jon Worthington makes honest admission about Huddersfield...

His tenure as Huddersfield Town’s manager has not gone as planned.

Despite his stint not going as planned, interim head coach Jon Worthington of Huddersfield Town acknowledges

that it would have been “very difficult” to decline the chance to assume caretaker leadership.

After managing a dismal run of results throughout his time in charge, Worthington is expected to return to his

academy position. In his ten games in command, the temporary manager won two and lost eight.

The former Terriers captain was put in charge with the intention of reviving Town’s promotion drive, but he was

unable to stop the decline, and his team finished the season with six successive losses.

Huddersfield Town temporary head coach Jon Worthington admits that it would have been “very difficult” to turn

down the opportunity to accept caretaker leadership, even though his time there did not go as planned.

Worthington is anticipated to return to his academy role after overseeing a poor run of performances during his

tenure in command. The interim manager lost eight games and won two during his ten games in charge.

The former Terriers captain was appointed manager with the goal of renewing Town’s promotion campaign, but he

failed to halt the team’s slump, and they ended the season with six straight defeats.

Worthington did not rule out staying in charge once the campaign ended when he was appointed caretaker. “Even

when I first took the role until the end of the season, it was always until the end of the season,” Worthington stated

after Saturday’s loss to Leyton Orient. Was there anything to say if it had been a fairy tale? Of course. Has a fairy tale

been told? Not at all. That is the truth.

The town has not yet named a new sporting director or head coach. The interim manager responded, “Everything

that I do is for the best interests of this football club, and I’ll be honest and open and give my opinions of what I’ve

seen if I’m asked to do so, 100%,” when asked if he would give advice to new hires. Why wouldn’t I?

“I always have the club’s best interests in mind; I never have an agenda or an ego. If someone asks for my opinion, I

will be honest about it.

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