Darren Moore's finest hour in management saw him revive a team from 4-0 down with one of football's most remarkable comebacks. Five months on, in charge of another blue-and-white-striped Yorkshire team, he has his work cut out again.
Huddersfield Town's 4-0 thumping by Cardiff City did not come with the safety blanket of a second leg. The keys to turning around Sheffield Wednesday's play-off semi-final against Peterborough United with a 5-1 second-leg win and penalty shoot-out triumph were all in the mind. The psychological rabbits Moore and those around him pulled out of the hat have already become the stuff of legend.
We had efforts at 1-0, 2-0 and 3-0 and they just didn't happen. Once the first goal went in, it just didn't feel like we were right or good enough.' He was right about the chances but Huddersfield’s finishing lacked conviction. Three times at 3-0 Jack Rudoni got into excellent positions to head in and wasted them. He was by no means the only guilty party.
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