Firstly, i'm not a Town fan, they are an on field rival of my team so i won't be congratulating them on their achievement, even more so as my team we're beaten by them but i have friends who are and have been Town fans all their lives and don't have a 'premiership' team to fall back on when Town aren't doing so well as a majority do, for them i'm delighted and hope they had a great day and enjoy next season!!

They reckon Town will pocket around £200million just for being in the Premiership, sponsorship, media attention, hospitality, merchandise etc will all, i imagine witness a huge rise.

Of course there will also be the issues of matches having to be moved, playing second fiddle to the PL, potentially losing more fans, definitely losing the potential floating sports fan in the town, local businesses preferring to be associated with a Premiership team etc.
I've seen stuff saying it will be a huge boost to the town to have a Premier league team so will Town being in the greedy league be a good or a bad thing for the Giants?

I think it's a tough question to answer... There were the rumours that Dean Hoyle would build Giants a new stadium if promoted (no idea if true or not). If it did happen then surely that has to be a positive for the giants.... The current stadium is clearly too big....

I can't think of any other obvious positives at this stage....

cant see it being a good thing for the giants at all, already bad enough for us with town and football.... crept it even more this season with fixture changes and can see it only getting worse not to mention more drivel from football fans about the rugby ruining the pitch

the benefit is for the town itself, morale and economy... they need to stay up to continue the economy part.

we may get an extra lick of paint at the stadium and facilities too

ken davy getting any credit for saving the club?

Ken Davy gets little credit from many Town fans.

Town in the PL is bound to be a good thing for Huddersfield i would have thought, Won't be a blind bit of good for the Giants at all, but they are not going to be the slightest bit worried about that, If it were the boot on the other foot , how many Giants fans would have given Diddley about Town.

As regards playing second fiddle to Town, we already do, so that is only going to get worse, and that's not just because it's Huddersfield, Even the Mighty Wigan ( league club run as well as any there is) plays second fiddle to soccer.

I have a friend who lives and breathes Town, He tells me the 200million is only if they get relegated straight back down, if they survive it is much much more , He didn't elaborate but Hey ho, they made it, so good luck to them, they have come a long way under D Hoyle.

Must admit i liked the sound of a new smaller stadium ( mentioned by someone ), How about a 15.000 seater up around the Denby dale area, we could merge with Wakey ( soon to have no ground ) and call ourselves the Dearne valley dingo's or something.

Don't all swear at me at once ( when you've calmed down that is).

Second thoughts it wouldn't work, you wouldn't get two people who could agree on what colour the shirts should be .

The effect that Towns success will have on the Giants is irrelevant. It is good for Huddersfield and I am pleased about that.

The success of the Giants is more to do with its future management resources and coaching. All of which have nothing to do with how well Town do or don't do.

Stop worrying about Town and think about pressurising those who are failing at the Giants to do things better ( even different might be a good start)

If anyone at the Giants had a clue they would see Towns success as an opportunity maybe learn something i.e. Share information , build goodwill share the clubs heritage far and wide sadly with the shambles in charge I doubt anything will change the old goal of parity is no longer an option

Isn't that what has been happening so far this year- but folk have moaned about it when we've helped them out!

oh we will be getting brighter flood lights!

and a bigger press box for the media

not sure on much else that can benefit the giants

will r home games go back to sundays cant see town been happy us playing at home on a friday night now there in prem

That's an interesting question ?

Hull and Wigan both manage.