London is calling for Huddersfield Town - and David Edgar is ready to turn draws into wins.
On Saturday, manager Chris Powell makes his first return to Charlton Athletic since being sacked almost a year ago.
And on Tuesday, Town head for Brentford seeking a third double of the Championship campaign after Millwall and Reading.
On-loan Edgar has already played at both grounds this season with parent club Birmingham City, with the outcome a 1-1 draw on each occasion.
Town, up to 12th in the table after beating Reading 3-0 at the John Smith’s Stadium on Tuesday, are aiming for a third win in four games on the road at The Valley.
And versatile Edgar said: “Why not?
“We have kept two clean sheets in as many games, we have shown we can perform away from home, and we will go to Charlton confident and with a plan.
“If we all do our jobs and keep our concentration levels right, we can get three points.”
The 27-year-old Canadian international is hoping to build on his fifth start for the club against Reading, when he played centre-back, and added: “I’m enjoying my football.
“I like playing as a defensive midfielder, which I have also done since being here, but I’m happy to do whatever the manager asks.”
Town will give tests to 12-goal top scorer Nahki Wells (shoulder), wideman Sean Scannell (hamstring) and midfielder Conor Coady, who missed the Reading game through illness.
