Huddersfield boss Lee Clark hailed striker Theo Robinson after he wasted several chances before scoring a penalty in the 6-0 rout of Wycombe.
Peter Clarke scored twice and Gary Roberts and Anthony Pilkington were also on target before Michael Duberry put through his own goal and Robinson netted from the spot.
"He showed tremendous composure to take the penalty after he missed a few chances." said Clark.
"I'm very grateful to the fans who cheered him throughout. That must have helped him. I tell players like Robinson that they must not be frightened of missing chances.
"If they miss a chance they should have the confidence to go back and put away the next one.
"I'm very gratified as a manager to see that the players are taking on board what we tell them in training and putting it into practice in matches.
"Some of our attacking play was yet again of the highest quality. But I've told the players not every game is going to be like this. They need to keep their feet on the ground."
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