Martin Drury, the new head coach of Huddersfield Town, shares his unconventional journey in football, revealing that he never initially aimed to be a head coach. After a brief stint with Bradford Park Avenue in the National League North, he developed a coaching career that included roles at Boston United, Bradford City, Manchester United, West Brom, and Valencia.

Drury's path took a significant turn when he joined West Brom in 2024, connecting with fellow coach Carlos Corberan. Their collaboration led him to Valencia, where they faced challenges in LaLiga but achieved memorable moments, including a stunning 2-1 victory against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.

After a brief period as an assistant at Brentford, Drury returned to the north and accepted a role with Huddersfield Town. Following the departure of Liam Manning on compassionate leave, Drury took charge of the team, leading them to two wins and four draws in seven matches, narrowly missing the League One play-offs.

On May 27, he was appointed as the permanent head coach, recognized as the "outstanding" candidate. Drury emphasizes his commitment to building a strong culture and environment at Huddersfield, aiming to create a team that embodies the spirit of northern football. He expresses a desire for his players to give their all, believing that with the right attitude and hard work, success is achievable.