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Published date16 June 2022
Publication titleHuddersfield Daily Examiner
The Terriers are now forecasting their best season ticket sales since their first campaign in the Premier League in 2017/18 - and Hoyle is hoping the side can bounce back from their disappointing defeat to Nottingham Forest at Wembley to put another special season together

"I travelled back from Wembley with the coaching staff and, into the early hours, they already had their laptops out and were discussing how we can improve again next season. I was really encouraged by that attitude," said Hoyle, who is still in talks with Phil Hodgkinson over buying back the 75 percent stake in the club he sold.

"We've been here before as a club. We lost the 2011 play-off final in painful fashion, but then we worked hard to go one step further - and we did that at Wembley a year later.

"We need to replicate that dogged determination to get better once again. It's all about how we bounce back now.

"There are always challenges in life - days when you feel like everything goes against you - but in those times, it is all about how you react.

"The achievements of the squad, led by Carlos

Corberan and his staff, were there for all to see during the season.

Finishing third in the Sky Bet Championship is no mean feat and has restored a lot of...

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