We are making the long trip to the South coast tomorrow as Town visit the Withdean Stadium via our official Twitter page. A repeat of the scoreline when Brighton visited Huddersfield would be ideal. On that night the Terriers ran out comprehensive 7-1 winners.

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The first to the north of the off the A23/A27 (the main London Road) is the Mill Road Park & Ride. It is expected the majority of Terriers travelling for Tuesday night's fixture will use this one, as it is off the M23 approach road to Brighton. The second is to the south-east of the stadium - Mithras House Park & Ride. This is off the main A270 (Lewes Road).

On entrance to the Park & Ride stewards will require the voucher slip from all car occupants and will direct you where to park. The facility is open from 18:00 hours. Park & Ride Buses operate from 18:00 hours and for 30 minutes following the conclusion of the match. All cars must be removed from the Park & Ride two hours after the match.

A return travel voucher is printed on the matchday ticket. Park & Ride buses are available after the match on London Road which will take you back to the Park & Ride facility you parked your vehicle in.

For public transport, you must buy a ticket to the free travel area for both methods of travel. On production of the relevant travel voucher for transportation to Preston Park. For more details on buses contact 01424 433711 and for trains 08457 484950.

More information is contained within the "The way to Withdean" leaflet that is presented with your matchday ticket purchase and on the back of the ticket.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Heffernan (75, Williams), Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Peltier, Roberts, Kay, Tom Clarke (46, Drinkwater), Pilkington, Eccleston, Rhodes (63, Simpson).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Novak.

Goals: Pilkington (50)
Yellow Card: Kay (25), Eccleston (73), Peter Clarke (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 12 (5 on target)
Corners: 6

Carlisle United
Collin, Keogh, Livesey, Harte (46, Murphy), Horwood, Hurst (61, Dobie), Clayton, Thirlwell (c), Robson, Duffy, Kavanagh (61, Marshall)
Subs Not Used: Madine, Pidgeley, Bridge-Wilkinson, Taiwo.

Goals: Marshall (83)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 14 (4 on target)
Corners: 9

Attendance
14,132

Referee
Mr D Phillips (West Midlands)

Next Match
Brighton & Hove Albion (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday February 09 2010, 19:45

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It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

The area around the Withdean Stadium operates a Free Park & Ride facility with matchday tickets on production of the travel ticket on the right of the ticket. The council and club operates a strict free travel zone and supporters are advised to use one of two free park and ride facilities - the stadium complex is situated in both the Free Train and Free Bus Travel Zones.

The first to the north of the off the A23/A27 (the main London Road) is the Mill Road Park & Ride. It is expected the majority of Terriers travelling for Tuesday night's fixture will use this one, as it is off the M23 approach road to Brighton. The second is to the south-east of the stadium - Mithras House Park & Ride. This is off the main A270 (Lewes Road).

On entrance to the Park & Ride stewards will require the voucher slip from all car occupants and will direct you where to park. The facility is open from 18:00 hours. Park & Ride Buses operate from 18:00 hours and for 30 minutes following the conclusion of the match. All cars must be removed from the Park & Ride two hours after the match.

A return travel voucher is printed on the matchday ticket. Park & Ride buses are available after the match on London Road which will take you back to the Park & Ride facility you parked your vehicle in.

For public transport, you must buy a ticket to the free travel area for both methods of travel. On production of the relevant travel voucher for transportation to Preston Park. For more details on buses contact 01424 433711 and for trains 08457 484950.

More information is contained within the "The way to Withdean" leaflet that is presented with your matchday ticket purchase and on the back of the ticket.

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A week Tuesday the Terriers travel to Cumbria for the match with Carlisle United rearranged from Boxing Day as the Brunton Park pitch fell foul of the inclement weather. Supporters are advised that match tickets they purchased for the original fixture are valid for the rearrangement and should you not be able to attend the fixture, to contact the club for a refund.

Should you wish to attend the match at Carlisle United a week after the long midweek trip to Brighton, tickets can be bought from the Galpharm Stadium Box Office.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Away supporters are housed in the 'away section' (usually blocks 1 & 2) of the The Storey Home Stand (north end) which is the East Stand at Brunton Park.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

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Follow the Terriers this afternoon via our official Twitter page. Carlisle United are the latest visitors to the Galpharm Stadium attempting to end Town's beaten home League run.

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Yeovil Town
McCarthy, Alcock, Stam, Caulker, Jones, Mason (77, Welsh), Kalala, MacDonald, Tudur Jones, Williams, Bowditch (69, Tomlin).
Subs Not Used: Smith, Roberts, Murtagh, Murray, Forbes.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Williams (71), Kalala (88)
Red Card: None
Possession: 40%
Shots: 8 (3 on target)
Corners: 2

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Heffernan, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Roberts (84, Simpson), Kay, Tom Clarke, Drinkwater (69, Berrett), Eccleston (66, Novak), Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Williams.

Goals: Eccleston (23)
Yellow Card: Trotman (47), Roberts (78)
Red Card: None
Possession: 60%
Shots: 5 (2 on target)
Corners: 3

Attendance
4,110

Referee
Mr G Ward (Surrey)

Next Match
Carlisle United (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday February 06 2010, 15:00

The Terriers also offered a tial to 18 year old Taser Hassan who lasted 65 minutes of the contest.

The Central Coast Mariners have today agreed to release left fullback Dean Heffernan to English League One side Huddersfield for the remainder of the 2009/10 season.

"Whilst wishing Dean all the best, we are now fully focused on the immediate goal of qualifying for the Hyundai A-League finals series," said Mariners Executive Chairman Lyall Gorman.

Heffernan became the 13th player to represent the Mariners after coming on as a substitute in the club’s second ever competitive match, a 4-nil victory over Adelaide United in the 2005 Club World Championship.

The 29-year-old went on to play 83 competitive matches for the club, 65 of those in the Hyundai A-League, scoring 10 goals.

Dean was born on May 19, 1980 and will wear the number 13 shirt at the Galpharm Stadium. He becomes only the second Australian born player to play for Huddersfield Town. Scott McDonald featured on loan for Town a few season's ago.

Liverpool reserve striker Nathan Eccleston joined Huddersfield Town during the past week initially until the beginning of March but that was extended until the end of the season. The former Academy starlet, who has recently signed a new deal with the Anfield club has featured twice in the Reds first team.

He comes to Town with the club recommended to him by fellow Red Martin Kelly who enjoyed a successful loan spell at the Galpharm Stadium last season. At just 19 he is young and ambitious with some Liverpool fans wanting him tried in their first team more often.

He will wear the number 36 shirt during his time with Huddersfield Town.

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The Terriers make a long midweek trip to the South Coast to face Brighton and Hove Albion (rearranged from January 23rd due to Albion's continuation in the FA Cup). A 500-miles round trip to the Withdean Stadium is never the easiest, a Tuesday night arrangement for the majority of Terriers will prove almost impossible.

It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

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Town travel the relatively short distance to the North East to face Hartlepool United on February 20th which is one of seven in a action packed month for the Terriers. Town have been allocated 964 tickets for the 15:00 kick off fixture at Victoria Park.

Admission is as follows:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £20, with carer admitted free of charge. Please note ID is required at the stadium for admission.

The 7,691 mixed (seating and standing) capacity Victoria Park as been in operation since 1886, but over that time development naturally as taken place with the North Eastern club looking to make further investment in the home of the Monkey Hangers. Away fans are housed in the Rink End at the stadium the only area to suffer from supporting pillar restricted access.

Hartlepool still allow home fans to stand. The paddock in the Millhouse Stand (to the right of the away supporters) is terracing, whilst the end opposite the away stand - The Town End - is standing. They do however have plans to redevelop the Rink End and move away supporters into The Town End.

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