Richardson cools Town talk

Chesterfield manager Lee Richardson has played down suggestions that he will leave Saltergate to take over at former club Huddersfield Town.

The Spireites boss spent three years as a player with the Terriers and has been linked with a return following the departure of Andy Ritchie at the beginning of the month.

"All that interests me is promotion with Chesterfield," Richardson told BBC Radio Sheffield.

"Huddersfield Town is a great club and I enjoyed my time there, but at the moment I'm focused on Chesterfield."

Chesterfield are currently in eighth place in the League Two table.

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