Source: Team_Talk
Dons boss slams Terriers captain
Chadwick, who had already been booked, sparked a touchline melee by clashing heads with Town's Tom Clarke in second-half stoppage time.[LNB]Huddersfield's Lee Peltier and MK Dons pair Jude Stirling and Jermaine Easter were booked for their roles in the bust-up but it was Peter Clarke, who ran 30 yards to pester referee David Foster, who most annoyed Ince.[LNB]"I was disappointed by the reaction of the Huddersfield captain," Ince said.[LNB]"He's gone rushing over and tried to get Luke a second yellow. That's not nice and I don't like to see that in football. Luke's not a dirty player. His challenge was mistimed, but there was no intent."[LNB]Ince also defended a switch from his usual 4-4-2 formation to a more defensively-minded 4-5-1 system featuring Aaron Wilbraham as a lone striker.[LNB]He said: "If we'd come here and played 4-4-2 on a big pitch against a team known for their attacking flair who haven't had a game for nine days then I think we would have got steamrollered."[LNB][LNB]
