Transfer embargo explained
began at Blackpool before spells at AFC Fylde, Fleetwood Town and Southport.
He was recently likened to England and Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy. Vardy enjoyed a rags-to-riches rise through the divisions and also counts Halifax as one of his old clubs.
Asked if he looks up to other players who have gone through the same lower league route as himself, Charles said: “If you look at where he came from, he came from lower than where I was playing and his journey has been incredible.
“It’s something younger, nonleague players can look up to and think, if I work hard and do everything right, it’s still possible. You can’t ever be written off.”
Town could be set for a busy summer, with a number of first-team players approaching the end of their current deals.
HUDDERSFIELD Town fans are one of ten Championship clubs placed under a transfer embargo late last month - but the issue is not as alarming as that might make it sound.
Birmingham City, Blackburn Rovers, Cardiff City, Coventry City, Derby County, Huddersfield Town, Luton
Town, Reading, Sheffield Wednesday and Stoke City were all hit with the penalty in late March, though the Terriers’ embargo has now been removed.
Essentially, HMRC have allowed a three-month extension to the filing of club accounts, but the EFL hasn’t.
Town’s accounts are not late in HMRC’s eyes, but the EFL require that box ticked in March. They have imposed the embargo on the clubs who did not meet that deadline.
It is not expected that this will affect the Terriers longerterm in any way.