Huddersfield Town boss Martin Drury on players sharing the goalscoring load plus Joe Taylor's unique 'target'

Given Town's outstanding attacking metrics, it should not be so many in truth.

But their haul of 22 goals in 11 League One matches is still considerable.

While box-office duo Jon Taylor and Derensili Sanches Fernandes have led the way in the scoring stakes for second-placed Town, who hit four in midweek against Peterborough United, others are chipping in.

They include Bojan Radulovic, who is being assessed ahead of Saturday's Roses clash against Wigan Athletic after missing the Posh win as a precautionary measure due to previous hamstring issues during three-game weeks.

Bali Mumba has also put his hand up of late, while Ilias Bronkhorst scored his maiden goal for the club on Tuesday.

On the importance of all players contributing, head coach Martin Drury said: "I think it's healthy for the group and we want to keep improving that..

"Because if you're relying on one or two players and then suddenly you get a couple of injuries or suspensions, then you're wondering where your goals are coming from.

"We want to score more goals from set plays. We want to score a variety of goals and different types of goals.

"Whether that be counter-attacks or more positional (goals), which we're trying to build and get better at.

"But there's a lot of praise that should be given to the players for the goals that we're scoring.

"Some of it is due to staff and coaching, but the majority is to do with good players."

Taylor's tally of eight league goals means he has already surpassed his Terriers' total from last season.

He spent the second half of the campaign on loan at weekend opponents Wigan and scored a further seven times, taking his combined haul to 15.

On whether he has set the striker targets for 26-27, Drury said: "Yes, I tell him not to throw his arms up in the air when something doesn't go his way!

"That's the only target he's got. He's got nothing else from me."