Man Of The Match vs Leeds - The Results

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It was a very poor result for Town away at Leeds, a 4-0 loss that'll live long in the memory for the wrong reasons. A 16th of the 800 members of the new Down at The Mac voted on this one, that's 50 votes, a huge improvement on the 13 voters in the M.O.T.M vote for the Southend game. Town played well and dominated in the 1st half but then were totally destroyed by Leeds in the 2nd, while the young goalkeeper and the none send-off of Kishishev could be used to excuse the poor performance and result, Town certainly weren't up to much in the 2nd half.
One player really stood out to the Town faithful, and that was new signing and debutant [glow=red,2,300] Robbie Williams [/glow] The player seems to have impressed the Town fans with 64% of votes suggesting that the left back was Town's Man of The Match.
There were a couple of lads who could take a fair amount of credit for their performances with 12% of the votes each. One of these players was young [glow=red,2,300]Alex Smithies.[/glow] The 17 year old being forced to make his 1st start for the Terriers in a very difficult game. There was nothing to lose in a sense for the England Under-18 International, he was expected to do poorly so there was, arguably, no pressure. Conceding 4 goals could well shatter his confidence at a young age but 6 of the voters thought his performance merited some real credit. There was one accusation thrown around that some of these votes came from Leeds fans, intent on a sarcastic "mick-take" vote. Most sources at the match state that Smithies did alright, afterall what can you expect from a 17 year old against the technically speaking league leaders (in terms of best results)?
The other player who took 12% of the votes was the "born again midfielder" [glow=red,2,300]Andy Holdsworth.[/glow] He was infact, on this occasion playing at right back! He clearly put in a good performance at full back, as he persuaded 6 of the 50 voters that he was Town's best player on the day.
With 6% of votes was the Sierra Leone International winger [glow=red,2,300]Malvin Kamara.[/glow] Kamara clearly continued his recent good form, putting in a decent performance at Elland Road. The summer signing was deemed by 3 of the 50 voters to have been somewhere near his normal creative self.
Three players must have put in a reasonable performance getting a vote each, that's 2% of votes. The first of these players is midfielder [glow=red,2,300]Michael Collins.[/glow] The Republic of Ireland Under-21 player must have been slightly better in his central midfield role than he has been of late, even if he only convinced one person that he was the best town player on the Elland Road pitch.
The second of these players picking up a lone vote was loanee [glow=red,2,300]Ronnie Wallwork.[/glow] Ronnie's played at a higher level and perhaps this showed, his experience earning him a single vote.
The third and final player with just one vote was our favourite son [glow=red,2,300]Andy Booth.[/glow] The Legend himself, always a presence in the air, seemed to provide a real threat to the Leeds 'Keeper Casper Ankergren and this earned him the belief of one Huddersfield fan that he was Town's best player away at fierce rivals Leeds United.
There was a decent turnout in terms of votes today, 50 people voicing their opinion on the days performance. A poor performance overall perhaps, or maybe we were outclassed by Leeds or a combination of the two but these 7 of the 13 Terriers' players on show can atleast take some credit for their performances.

Results
Total Votes - 50 (100%)
Williams - 32 (64%)
Smithies - 6 (12%)
Holdsworth - 6 (12%)
Kamara - 3 (6%)
Collins - 1 (2%)
Wallwork - 1 (2%)
Booth - 1 (2%)

Hope that was okay, a bit long I suppose. Thoughts please!

Thanks for reading,
Andy.