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"They sang their hearts out from start to finish and made the players perform.
"Without a doubt they were a major influence on the players, we've asked them to put their hands in their pockets and hopefully we've paid them back with some scintilating footall.
"Huddersfield have staretd the season well, I don't recall they were last beaten at home but it was a long time."
Laws went into the game knowing that the Terriers would enjoy a lot of time on the ball, and told his players to be prepared for that.
He said: "We use a lot of Prozone now to analyse and find weakness in the opposition, and we did our homework on them.
"We knew they'd have a lot of possession, but they didn't hurt us. We kept solid with two banks of four and when you've got lads like Billy Sharp and Andy Keogh up front you can attack with real venom.
"We allowed them possession, but once it got to our box really tightened up and didn't let them create chances. We had the legs on them, especially in the last third of the game.
"I thought we should have scored more, but it will raise a few eyebrows for sure.