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Paul Stephenson's side today completed a West Yorkshire derby double over Bradford City. They followed up the 3-2 victory at Valley Parade in September with a 3-1 victory over City at AFC Emley's Welfare Ground.

Goals from Theo Robinson and Jimmy Spencer (2) gave Town the three points to go joint level with Leeds United at the top of the totesport.com League East Division.

Popular striker Theo Robinson got the victory on the way with a goal on 36 minutes then two inside three second half minutes (62 and 63) from Academy striker Spencer whose has spent some time out on loan this season. Bradford managed to get a late equaliser but it was not enough to threaten a fight back.

It's the sixth consecutive victory for Stephenson's side who last week saw a young side defeat Leeds 3-1 at the Galpharm Stadium. The reserves also won the February performance of the month with the 6-0 hammering of Rotherham United.

For Bradford it was the first time Junior Lewis had taken the reigns of the Bantams reserves and included a number of first team players as Peter Taylor the new Bradford manager used the second string fixture to assess some of his first team talent.

It will be a shame for Simon Eastwood that he narrowly failed to retain a clean sheet against City - a side he spent around 6 months on loan with this season. Town included a number of players with first team experience, and Nathan Clarke, James Berrett and Theo Robinson were all replaced on 70 minutes, likely to get them match fit for Saturday's League One fixture against Norwich City.

The visitors finished the match with 10 men after former Terrier Chris Brandon was forced off through injury and City had made all three of their substitutions.

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Tickets have today gone on sale for the League One fixture at Adams Park on April 3rd. Town travel to Wycombe in a bid to continue their hope of a play-off position at least.

Admission into Adams Park is charged at:

Ambulant disabled are charged at the relevant rate with a carer admitted free. Providing the supporter is in receipt of medium or higher disability allowance. Lower rates do not qualify.

Wheelchair disabled are asked to contact Wycombe directly on 01494 441118.

Adams Park formally The CauseWay Stadium is home to both Wycombe and English Rugby Union Premiership side Long Wasps. The home of The Chairboys as a capacity around 10,000. Three stands are seated with the home end Valley Terrace standing. Town fans will be located in The Dreams Stand (behind the goal) which holds 2,000 supporters with unrestricted views of the playing surface.

The compact ground was opened in 1990 and further expanded in 1996 and 2001. It originally opened with a capacity of 6,000 of which just 1,267 were seats. Prior to the move to Hillbottom Road The Chairboys home was Loakes Park. The change in stadium seemed to coincide with a upturn on the playing field with Wanderers entering the Football League in 1993.

Following the second stage of development, the club had to close the Paddock area of the main stand (Bucks New University) to comply with council regulations that the stadium capacity does not exceed 10,000.

Bucks New University Stand (North): 1,267 (all seated)
Frank Adams Stand (South): 4,990 (all seated)
Greene King IPA Valley Terrace (West): 1,974 (standing)
Dreams Stand (East): 2,053 (seated) - the designated 'away' stand

Post Code: HP12 4HJ.

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On loan striker Nathan Eccleston will miss three League matches for the Terriers after the Liverpool 19 year old was sent off for a two-footed tackel during the 2-0 loss at Gillingham on Saturday. Eccleston will miss this Saturday's match with Norwich City, the trip to Leyton Orient a week later and the visit of Charlton Athletic to the Galpharm Stadium on March 27th.

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Rumours suggest that Town owner and Chairman Dean Hoyle is set to sell his business empire the Card Factory for a fee in the region of £400 million. Hoyle, who could be set to take more of a full time role with his Huddersfield Town Football Club established Card Factory as a market leader of the Greetings Card industry in the UK with his wife Janet.

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Gillingham
Julian, Nutter, Richards, Jackman (c), Dennehy, Lewis, Miller, Weston, Jackson, Barcham, Howe (73, Oli).
Subs Not Used: Royce, Maher, Bentley, Palmer, Dickson, Walker.

Goals: Jackson (7) & (46)
Yellow Card: Lewis (54), Weston (77)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 12 (4 on target)
Corners: 2

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Williams (74, Robinson), Eccleston, Drinkwater, Kay (54, Collins), Pilkington (61, Roberts), Novak, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Berrett.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Smithies (4), Rhodes (20), Williams (45), Peter Clarke (76), Drinkwater (89)
Red Card: Eccleston (26)
Possession: 51%
Shots: 6 (4 on target)
Corners: 10

Attendance
5,388

Referee
Mr F Graham (Essex)

Next Match
Norwich City (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday March 13 2010, 15:00

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Lee Clark has been awarded the League One Manager of the Month Award for February 2010.

During a busy month of February Huddersfield Town went unbeaten in the seven League matches, with three wins and the excellent run for Town maintained their push for a play-off place. Town also held promotion rivals Leeds and Swindon at home to preserve the unbeaten Galpharm Stadium record.

Lee Clark is the first Town manager to win the Coca-Cola Manager award twice in a single season winning it back in November 2009. The only other manager to win the award is Peter Jackson.

The Coca-Cola Manager of the Month awards were introduced in August 2005 - Peter Jackson winning the League award in the opening month of them. Jackson won two other manager of the month awards in January 2004 and March 2004.

Up against Clark was up against Kenny Jackett, Danny Wilson and Aidy Boothroyd. He joins Norwich City manager Paul Lambert in winning the League One award on two occasions this season.

Town started with three draws (home against Carlisle, away at Brighton, home against Swindon). They then secured three consecutive away victories (Carlisle, Hartlepool and Tranmere) and finished with that home tie with West Yorkshire rivals Leeds last weekend.

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Southampton
Davis, Otsemobor, Jaidi (80, Seaborne), Fonte, Harding, Puncheon, Hammond (c), Scheiderlin, Lallana, Barnard (78, Papa Waigo), Lambert (86, Oxlade-Chamberlain).
Subs Not Used: Antonio, Bialkowski, Thomas, Wotton.

Goals: Lambert (16), Barnard (24), Puncheon (34), Hammond (76), Papa Waigo (84)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 55%
Shots: 20 (11 on target)
Corners: 11

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan (46, Pearce), Roberts (56, Eccleston), Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Novak (64, Robinson), Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Collins, Simpson.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Tom Clarke (23)
Red Card: None
Possession: 45%
Shots: 9 (7 on target)
Corners: 3

Attendance
19,821

Referee
Mr P Miller (Bedfordshire)

Next Match
Gillingham (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday March 06 2010, 15:00

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In recognition of the Football League nominating the "Help The Heroes" as their official charity, Huddersfield Town will be honouring the Forces by designating next Saturday's home match with Norwich City the "Help For Heroes" fixture.

Between March 6th and March 14th The Football League has asked League clubs to designate a match to their chosen Charity. The Terriers match in November against Wycombe Wanderers was designated a Forces Match by Huddersfield Town and will also honour the Forces for the 'official' match.

During the match on November 14th which was also televised live on SKY TV which Town won 6-0 we captured some video footage of the Help For Heroes events.

So come on down to the Galpharm Stadium and support the club against the League leaders and show your support to the British Armed Forces. There is a packed programme of events ahead of what should be an excellent match against the League leaders and former employees of Lee Clark.

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Tickets are on sale for the League One visit to Leyton Orient on March 20th.

Admission into Brisbane Road is charged at:

Ambulant disabled are admitted free of charge on production of disability living allowance.
Wheelchair disabled and carers are asked to contact Leyton Orient direct on 0871 310 1883.

Brisbane Road or as it is now known Matchroom Stadium has like many of English football stadia enjoyed a degree of change and re-development over the recent years. The ground as enjoyed three newly built stands with the corners populated by residential apartments!

The club does have plans to develop further, however Orient are interested in moving to the 2012 Olympic Stadium in Stratford, East London following the conclusion of the games, but that move could be well on hold depending on what the Olympic Committee wants to do with the stadium following the ending of the 2012 London Olympic Games.

Town supporters will be accommodated in the South End of the Main Stand (East Stand) with a visiting capacity of around 1,400. The Stadium itself boasts a capacity of 9,271 (all seater). The East Stand is the only stand at Brisbane Road not to have been recently redeveloped. It was opened in 1956. The West Stand at the stadium offers an impressive array of conference and banqueting facilities.

The newest Stand is the North Stand which commenced operation for the start of the 2007/2008 season.

North Stand: 1,351
West Stand: 2,872
South Stand: 1,336 - known as the "Tommy Johnston Stand"
East Stand: 3,592 (includes away provision of 1,459 in the South End)

The East Stand (home & away), West Stand, and the designated family stand (North Stand) can accommodate disabled supporters.

Brisbane Road's commercial title "The Matchroom Stadium" is named after the club's charismatic chairman Barry Hearn's sports promotion company - Matchroom Sport. Many locals still refer to the stadium as "Brisbane Road" however.

The Stadium is located approximately 12 miles from Junction 27 of the M25 and a 5 minute walk from Leyton Tube Station.

Post Code: E10 5NF.

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He is best known for his role in the movies Star Trek and X-Men, and also a respected stage actor, but now Sir Patrick Stewart has been given one of the greatest honours possible by becoming President of the Huddersfield Town Academy.

Stewart who was born in Mirfield and is a massive Terriers fan has delighted the club by accepting this prestigious honour, which adds to his local role has Chancellor of the Huddersfield University. Stewart will help to raise the profile of the HTAFC Academy.

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The Young Terriers on Wednesday evening (Galpharm Stadium) completed a derby double over Leeds United in the totesport.com League with a dominant 3-1 victory to add to the recent 2-0 win at Elland Road.

Goals from Aiden Chippendale (2) and Stephen Powell saw Paul Stephenson's young side defeat an experienced side from Leeds.

Chippendale scored the first of his brace on 9 minutes and added the second on 58. The visitors pulled a goal back on 73 minutes, but Chippendale's second on 90 minutes ensured the points were staying in HD1.

We will be following the Terriers tomorrow afternoon and making the long journey to the Hampshire coast to see Town play Southampton. Town will be looking to extend their unbeaten run to 12 matches (they have not tasted a league defeat since December 19th) and make it four away wins on the bounce. Saturday's home match was a massive test for the Terriers in which they grabbed a late equaliser in front of a nearly 22,000 fans at the Galpharm Stadium (a record league crowd for the second home of Town).

The trip to Southampton, will be no easier and perhaps is one of the toughest matches on the road in League One.

Tuesday's visit to Southampton's 'New Ground' - St Mary's (or The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" to give it it's full commercial title) will be Huddersfield Town's first visit (another to add to the collection Town fans!) since the Saints moved from The Dell in 2001.

Although Southampton was docked 10 points at the start of the season by The Football League they have improved as the season as progressed and are proving to be a quality team. They sit in 11th place just now, but without the points deduction they would have been just seven points behind Town and three places higher.

They are making a genuine surge for the play-off zone and a win over Town would strengthen Alan Pardew's side's aspirations of extending their season beyond on the normal fixtures. Southampton dismissed Walsall 5-1 on Saturday at St Mary's despite Walsall taking an early lead. They also have two prolific strikers in their side in Ricky Lambert and January capture Lee Barnard. They both always seem to forge well against Huddersfield Town.

Of the last 5 matches for the Saints at St Mary's they have won 3, drawn once, and lost the other. Not many Town fans will need reminding of the poor away form this season, which is really preventing the Terriers making a closer move towards the automatic places. Our last five on the road have seen 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats. The last away fixture at Carrow Road ended in a disappointing 3-0 loss despite a positive first period showing.

There have not been many fixtures between the two clubs with only 10 matches at Southampton in all competitions. Southampton has won 5 of these matches, Town 2 the other 3 draws. Southampton's 20 home goals is 7 more than Town have scored.

The last league match in Southampton ended in a 2-1 victory for the Terriers in September 1971. The last visit was in a League Cup match. Town had lost the first leg 1-0 at the then McAlpine Stadium, and followed that up with a 4-0 loss at The Dell, a victory inspired by Saints Legend Matthew Le Tissier.

Ironically the only ever match between Saints and Town in January (in 1965) ended with the highest aggregate scoreline of 3-3 at The Dell. So there could just be goals on Tuesday evening at the St Mary's! One thing is for sure Town fans will be treated to one of the best Stadia in League One.

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Huddersfield Town win (away): 5/2
Southampton win (home): Evens
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: 1-1 Draw: 6/1

Huddersfield Town win (away): 9/4
Southampton win (home): 11/10
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: 1-1 Draw: 'Not yet available'

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This fixture was originally due to be played on Saturday January 9th but the poor weather which hit Hampshire during that weekend brought another away day postponement for the Terriers.

Over 700 tickets were sold for the original fixture, these tickets are valid for the rearranged date. Should you not be able to attend the new fixture the club asks that you contact the club for a full refund of the purchase price paid.

Admission into St Mary's is charged at:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £22, with carer admitted free of charge.

But with a 462 mile round trip to make for Yorkshire based supporters on a Tuesday night (the fourth longest!), it is unlikely many will see the Terriers first ever match at Southampton's impressive new home.

Visiting supporters to St Mary's Stadium or The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" to give it it's full commercial title, are situated in a section of the Northam Stand next to the connection with the Itchen Stand and behind the goal - albeit more to the corner flag side of the behind the goal stand.

Up to 3,200 away supporters are accommodated in the modern 32,689 all-seater stadium, which cost £32 million to construct. It is situated in the Chapel area of the City of Southampton and not as the stadium name would suggest St Mary's.

As with most modern football arena's St Mary's is not just another football stadium, it is used for a variety of events including popular music concerts. It will also host pool games during the IRB Rugby Union World Cup in 2015 which is hosted by England. The hosting of World Cup matches could see the stadium increased in size to between 40,000 and 50,000 with the enhancement expense paid for by the Rugby Football Union.

Post Code: SO14 5FP.

Parking is limited around the stadium complex and Town fans are encouraged to make use of the Park & Ride facility that costs £5 per car and is just off junction 8 of the M27.

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The long trips this season just seem to come and come, and following the midweek jaunt to Southampton, Town on Saturday travel to Kent to face a struggling Gillingham side at the Priestfield Stadium. Gillingham under Mark Stimson sit in 18th place in the League One table.

They are just 2 points clear of the relegation zone and having played 2 or 3 more games than some below them in the league table, they will be hoping to add to their eight victories at home already this season. At home they have secured 8 wins, 6 draws and just 3 defeats conceding just 9 goals.

It's away from home where they have lost 13 of their 17 matches on the road and with no victories. They have conceded 37 goals scoring just 11. In December Stimson's side lost 2-1 at the Galpharm Stadium. They took the lead after just 3 minutes both Town through Lee Novak (40) and Jordan Rhodes (45) sealed all three points for Lee Clark's side.

Admission into Priestfields is charged at:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £20, with carer admitted free of charge.

The trip to the 'Garden of England' for Town fans in West Yorkshire is the fifth longest of the season. Round trip travelling to Kent will add an additional 459 miles to your vehicle's mileage. In total if you travel to all Terriers matches away from home this season you would amass 7,579 miles (round trip)!

Town fans will be housed in the uncovered Brian Moore Stand that can accommodate around 1,500 supporters. There are comments that should it rain the club hands out free rain macs to protect supporters from the elements. The Stadium itself is a compact affair and having undergone total redevelopment since the mid 1990's boasts an all seated capacity of 11,582.

The Brian Moore Stand is segregated allowing home fans to use part of this temporary area as well as visiting supporters. Town fans will be housed in the section towards the Medway Stand side of the stadium. It is set for further development this stand which is named in honour of football commentator Brian Moore a lifelong Gills fan. The club hopes to build a permanent 3,000 all seater covered stand at some point in the future.

Post Code: ME7 4DD.

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