Martin Drury's footballing journey has taken him from the heights of beating Real Madrid at the Bernabeu to the grind of League One management with Huddersfield Town, and according to Sky Sports, the 36-year-old sees plenty of parallels between the two worlds.
Drury, who returned to his hometown club after leaving Brentford, says he wants his Huddersfield side to embody a "northern spirit" as they look to climb out of English football's third tier. Sky Sports reports that the coach reflected on his time at Brentford and the reasoning behind his departure, as well as what pulled him back to West Yorkshire.
His remarkable Bernabeu triumph remains a career highlight, and Drury is now hoping to translate the lessons learned from elite environments into grassroots progress at Huddersfield, who face Burton Albion away this Saturday, October 3, with kick-off at 3pm, live on Sky Sports+.
Full insights from Drury's exclusive interview are available via Sky Sports.