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Huddersfield Town: Terriers fans react on Twitter to Matthias Jorgensen’s comments
What a difference a year makes for Matthias Jorgensen at Huddersfield Town.
A hero amongst the club’s supporters for his role in helping the Terriers secure survival in the Premier League, it seemed as if the defender could do no wrong at the John Smith’s Stadium.
However, after experiencing a drop-off in form during a 2018/19 campaign which culminated in Huddersfield finishing an astonishing 20 points adrift of safety, Jorgensen was already on thin ice before his latest outburst to the media.
Speaking to Danish outlet bold.dk (via Examiner Live) about his time with the Terriers, the 29-year-old admitted: “I can only comment on David Wagner.
“I had a really good relationship with him in our time in Huddersfield, so it will always be interesting to work with him.”
“It is playing at the highest level and playing in a club that will be a step in the right direction and where I will play so that I can keep my place on the national team.”
“It has been a special experience to be part of [playing for Huddersfield].
“It has, of course, not been fun, but it has been interesting to experience a period with a club that has been so turbulent.”
With Jorgensen actively looking for a move elsewhere this summer, some Huddersfield fans took to Twitter to react angrily at the news.
Never rated him right from the beginning of his town career. Good day sir
— Chris Kerry (@CKterrier87) 27 May 2019
Thank God
— Rob (@RobHTAFC) 27 May 2019
“The club” – think its been the majority of supporters for quite a while now #seeya
— Andrew Dyson (@AndrewDyson5) 27 May 2019
Zanka
How he changed in 12 months is unrealIsn’t Real Madrid calling ??
— Poffy Mouse (@htafcimages) 27 May 2019
He was great for two seasons, but shocking the season just gone
— Marcus Bramley (@MarcusMib) 27 May 2019
Can’t believe Schalke could buy Zanka from us. David Wagner should know better than anyone else that Schindler is far better than him, and will undoubtedly be a cheaper and better alternative #htafc
— MATT (@matt_barber97) 25 May 2019
Just go you …….
— Chris D (@DTerrier1) 27 May 2019
Bye
— John Sykes (@sykesj1973) 27 May 2019
Although the defender’s current deal with the Terriers does not expire until 2020 (via Transfermarkt), Jan Siewert could benefit from cashing in on him when the transfer window opens in July as he could use the money recuperated to bolster his squad ahead of next season.
