A Huddersfield fan exploded with rage at Jason Cundy on air after the talkSPORT presenter branded his beloved club Cruddersfield.The former Chelsea defender, standing in as host on the Hawksbee and Jacobs show, said the dreadful Terriers are one of the worst teams he has ever seen play in the Premier League.He also branded Huddersfields 0-0 draw with newly-promoted Cardiff City back in August the El Crudico.
2"Huddersfield need a change, a signing, personnel or maybe the manager.""They're one of the worst sides I've seen in the Premier League."@JasonCundy05, who called #HTAFC 'Crudersfield', is worried about them. pic.twitter.com/lYjs6w9zP3— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) December 27, 2018Huddersfield currently sit rock-bottom of the table having claimed just two wins from 19 games this season.And, two years after their promotion via the Championship play-offs, Cundy believes their time in the top flight is over.But George the Terriers supporter took exception to the talkSPORT hosts comments and called into Thursdays H&J show to vent his angerGEORGE: Jason, theres no need to say were a League One team!Were in the Premier League, we fought our way with no money, no budget and were there on merit! To call us Cruddersfield? I just want an apology!JASON CUNDY: An an apology? For what? For telling the truth? Huddersfield are a dreadful teamG: ITS ABSOLUTE B-S JASON!
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