“When we have brought Paul off, like we did at Ipswich, it’s purely been for tactical reasons to change the shape of the team and no reflection on how he’s been doing, because he’s been playing well,” added Snodin. “He wants to work, he wants to listen and he wants to take things on board and he is settling in well.”ĭixon has not yet represented his country at senior level after two Under 21 caps, although he was selected in the squad for a friendly against the Czech Republic.
“With Paul coming from Scottish football and the other lads we’ve brought in being from the Championship and above, it’s understandable it might take a game or two for him to get his feet under the table, but he has done well for us. “Paul has worked really hard since he came to the club, he is a smashing lad and it’s great for him to get the call-up,” said Snodin, who worked with Northern Ireland at international level. Snodin says the Town No3, ever-present since his free-transfer move from Tannadice, will not let Levein down should he get the nod in either match ahead of returning to Championship duty against Derby a week on Saturday. That’s the prediction of coach Glynn Snodin after the 25-year-old was called up by injury-hit Scotland for their World Cup qualifiers against Serbia and Macedonia.ĭixon will link up with former Town teammate Jordan Rhodes in the build-up to Saturday’s Hampden Park clash with Serbia but, more importantly, it’s his old Dundee United boss Craig Levein who has drafted in the left-back. PAUL DIXON is set for big things with Huddersfield Town.
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