Ten gruelling months of Championship football, 46 games and the
anxieties of the play-off semi-finals, the final £185million ticket to
the Premier League came down to 10 kicks in a penalty shoot-out.
In Wagner's own words, his chairman Dean Hoyle appointed 'an unknown and
crazy German' in the November of 2015. Well, everybody knows him now.
Huddersfield Town manager David Wagner couldn't resist a swipe at QPR
manager Ian Holloway after his side defied expectations by sealing
promotion to the Premier League. The Terriers are returning to the top
flight for the first time in 45 years after overcoming Reading 4-3 on
penalties after a goalless draw in the Championship play-off final at
Wembley. Christopher Schindler scored the winning penalty after Liam
Moore had blazed over and Jordan Obita saw his effort saved by Danny
Ward - and Huddersfield boss Wagner was delighted to prove his critics
wrong.
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