Huddersfield Town head coach Liam Manning says it has been “good to see” the way his side have dealt with adversity during his time in charge to date.

The Terriers have suffered setbacks in all four of his matches in the dugout so far, but have responded positively to take ten points from those games.

Town were reduced to ten men during Manning’s first two victories against Bradford City and Luton Town, while the Terriers bounced back from conceding twice at Peterborough United to net a late winner.

The latest test came against Blackpool on Saturday, who took a 2-0 lead into the interval, before Town hit back twice in the second half to salvage a draw, and retain their unbeaten start under Manning.

“It has to underpin what we do,” the head coach told HTTV on the character his side have shown in adversity.

“I’ve spoken a lot about it, in terms of the behaviour piece, the togetherness, the spirit, creating an atmosphere here and giving the fans something to get behind, which you felt second half – it’s good to see...