Huddersfield’s Chris Lowe is hoping his team can end their campaign on a high after he described it as the toughest season of his life. The German has been unable to help Town from being relegated, with the Terriers already down with games still to play in the Premier League.
Jan Siewert’s men are now playing for pride in their final five games after only picking up 14 points from 33 matches so far. Lowe has been at the club since 2016 and after experiencing the high of promotion, the 29-year-old admits the last few months have been really tough mentally.
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The 29-year-old is now hoping to help the club pick up more wins before the end of the season on May 12. He told reporters: “The last four months have been really hard. Mentally it’s the hardest period of my footballing career. Sometimes it is really hard to deal with properly.
“Nobody should feel that we don’t care about what happened in the last few months. In the end it is our job and we have to try to deal with these situations as well as we can but you take it home with you. You can’t just drive away.
“You always think about the reasons why we are where we are, all that kind of stuff. It is difficult, but now the most important thing is to get some good performances in over the last five games and get some momentum for next season. “For some of us, they will be the last Premier League games of our lives so we have to try to enjoy it a little bit as well.”
