Town's excellent but measured start to the season which as seen them go top of League One has left manager Peter Jackson feeling proud but insisted that his players, himself and the supporters must not get carried away. Top after six games is excellent news for a club that nearly went out of business a few years ago - top after 45 games, then everyone can get excited.

Goals from Matty Young, Junior Mendes (2), Tom Clarke and Jon McAliskey as a young but experienced Town side delighted the home contingent in a crowd of 543
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Two Swansea City players saw red after altercations with Town players, and Town ran out in the end easy winners. Andy Booth began the scoring with a brave header on 27 minutes, Lee Trundle equalised from the sport 5 minutes later before Pawel Abbott's lovely drive put Town two-one up four minutes before half-time.

As Swansea players lost their heads, Danny Schofield put Town further in command as he scored from 20 yards out
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For each day Anthony has spent in the house he has now received winnings that effectively mean that he has earned over £6,400 a day, but Eugene is also a winning claiming half of the original prize fund - and he must feel delighted that he had done so, or Anthony would have now been looking at £200,000!

Makois came third, and she looked shocked as she left the house. She was greeted with numerous boo's as she exclaimed "I was the last woman in the house". That she was but with just 9% of the vote, she came third.

The lively Kinga came fourth as she had just 3.8% of the public vote

The route in which housemates came out of the Big Brother house

Mary (1), Lesley (2), Sam (3), Roberto (4), Saskia (5), Maxwell (6), Vanessa (7), Science (8), Kemal (9),
Orlaith (9 - walked), Derek (10), Craig (5th), Kinga (4th), Makois (3rd), Eugene (2nd),
Anthony (winner)

There are now just a few hours left until the winner is announced of this year's Big Brother. Anthony and Eugene are favourites to win the £50,000 prize fund, although Makosi and Kinga will be doing all they can to get some late votes.

Eugene is now the bookmakers favourite to win, and having already scooped £50,000 is tipped to get the additional £50,000 - what will the nerdy radio fanatic think when he learns that if he had left the prize fund alone the other night the winning fund would have been £200,000?

Anthony is evens, whilst female duo Makosi and Kinga are well out of it.

There is also 4/7 on getting the top three in the right order of Eugene, Anthony, Makosi.

After 78 days of Big Brother - many of which were highly explosive, it as now come down to the final evening in which anything could happen.

Anthony and Makosi are the only housemates to have sampled the entire 78 day experience with Eugene entering in week 6 and Kinga joined the show later after Irish hothead Orlaith had walked in week 10.

They left one by one, and here is the list in which they left the Big Brother house:

Mary (1), Lesley (2), Sam (3), Roberto (4), Saskia (5), Maxwell (6), Vanessa (7), Science (8), Kemal (9),
Orlaith (9 - walked), Derek (10), Craig (5th)

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There are now just four housemates left in the Big Brother house as Craig was the one with the least number of public votes (4.1%) to win Big Brother. On his exit he made an emotional return to his family.

Housemates were surprised when at dinner the midweek eviction was announced. Anthony took the news badly, and was seen in the garden to be hurt by the news that Craig was on his way out of the house. He also had just 30 seconds to say goodbye to his housemates and he had to leave half of his dinner behind!

But Big Brother had a surprise waiting for one of the remaining housemates. BB asked one of the housemates to come to the diary room. Eugene took the honour. In the diary room BB told the remaining housemates - Anthony, Kinga and Makosi, that if Eugene answered 'Yes' the prize fund would halve to £50,000 but answering 'no' the prize fund would double to £200,000 - Eugene did not know the question or the outcome

The question was simple. BB placed £50,000 infront of him and asked Eugene would he like the money. He said yes and so he is now £50,000 better off.

He also wanted to be evicted at that time, but BB told him that he remains in the house. The winner (and that can still be Eugene) will now win the prize fund of £50,000.

It is a sensational twist to 2005 series, but is that the final one until the final Friday? Or will BB have some more 'twist's' up his sleeve.

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With viewers voting for the housemate they wish to see win the show and the £100,000 prize fund, it will be the housemate with the fewest votes that says their goodbyes this evening.

Kinga is he bookies favourite to be evicted with annoying Craig a close second. Anthony and Eugene are the clear favourites to win Big Brother, but it are votes that count, so log into the official website for details of how to vote - but remember you are voting for who you want to win.

Check back later to see the result of the latest contestant to be told "You have been evicted, please leave the Big Brother House"

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Match News

89 mins: Town: GOAL: Pawel Abbott scores for the Terriers with an header following a delightfully executed cross by Holdsworth as the relief is lifted at the Galpharm
80 mins: Town: Three recent chances have gone wide by Terriers Abbott has had three headers miss the target and Worthington tested Phillips with a long range strike
68 mins: Town: Another Abbott shot but this time it is blocked
64 mins: Town: Excellent double chance for Terriers as they look to take the lead. Abbott see's his shot well saved and the rebound falls to Adams who puts his shot wide. Town will need to use this confidence to produce a goal
62 mins: Town: The home is on top as Mark Hudson takes the Terriers fifth corner of the match
59 mins: Town: Quality Town defender David Mirfin is replaced by Andy Holdsworth after he is injured and he is stretched off
49 mins: City: Luke Wilkshire - sent off - second booking
Half-Time: Town 0-0 Bristol City
At half-time Town are in control of this very entertaining match playing the better football and have the better of the chances. It is goal-less at half-time although Pawel Abbott truck the bar half way through the first half, moments after Abbott slipped on the surface when well placed.
Fantastic game despite no goals with quality football from both sides. The defence look much more comfortable than on Saturday and Abbott is back to his sprightly best causing problems for the visitors defence. Marcus Stewart has created a few problems for Town the best coming on 38 minutes when he turned the Town defence inside out, but his shot went wide
37 mins: City: Booking: Luke Wilkshire
22 mins: Town: Abbott hits the bar, as the performance from both sides is excellent

Derek who left following mounting tension in the house, said that he was expecting it, and now hopes that Eugene wins the 2005 series.

Eugene who was clearly very emotion and highly distressed spoke to Big Brother in the diary room to speak of his friendship with Derek who he is going to "miss". Eugene who will now contest a five-way final in the house has vowed to get closer to other members of the house.

Derek was evicted with 58% of the vote.

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All the fixtures from the opening round of League One matches
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All the news ahead of the big kick-off at the City Ground
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Derek is the bookies favourite to leave the Big Brother house this evening, and if he does so the Tory writer hopes that Eugene goes on to win BB 2005. Derek a former favourite to win the series, has become increasingly disillusioned and frustrated at his stay in the house and is now looking forward to leave.

Check back later to see which housemate becomes the latest housemate to be evicted, as the house embarks on it's final week with the final next Friday!

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Ofcom the British regulator has stated that they received a number of complaints what they are now looking into, but Channel 4 said that there was a message relating to the scene which also went out post-watershed (9pm).

The 20 year old joined the house after former contestant Orlaith McAllister walked out on the show having avoided last week's public eviction with Science.

The scene which happened on Monday was aired on Channel 4 on Tuesday and Kinga is perhaps lucky that she is not up for eviction. The episode also disgusted her fellow housemates, and comes as the show ends next Friday with the final.

Derek and Eugene are up for eviction this week.

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It is set to be the biggest travelling Town support of many a season and will produce a magnificent atmosphere in the opening match of the season.

The club has asked for an additional 300 tickets, with tickets available to Town supporters on Friday only. Tickets on Saturday are only available at the City Ground, but the advice is buy tickets in West Yorkshire and do not travel without one
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Under Peter Jackson Town has never been too far away from injuries and this season does not look like been any different. Before a League One as been kicked, young midfielder Adnan Ahmed who will miss the start of the season at least.

Paul Rachubka; Nathan Clarke, Tom Clarke (or Martin McIntosh), David Mirfin; Andy Holdsworth, Mark Hudson, Jon Worthington, Chris Brandon, Danny Adams; Andy Booth, Pawel Abbott. Subs: Phil Senior, Tony Carss, Gary Taylor-Fletcher, Junior Mendes and John McAliskey
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The opening match odds for the August 6 fixture at the City Ground
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After yet another night of arguing the simmering attraction between male housemates Craig and Anthony is still evident after the pair attempted to make up after a blazing row.

Anthony apologised to Craig, but it was the Norfolk hairdresser who wanted to continue 'where it had gone through' analysing, something which Anthony was not interested in. But as the pair patched up their differences and watched Kinga with her wine bottle (enough said!), they then decided to compare housemates with super heroes.

Craig as also told the man of his dreams Anthony that he will never argue with him again! After crying over Big Brother not giving her a hairdyer to dry her wig Makosi today has had a few choice words to say to Kinga after the wine bottle escapade.

In a frank conversation with Craig - who found watching the event "amazing" the disgusted nurse called the actions of Kinga "appalling and a step too far". Craig is also concerned that Kinga who would love a fling in the Big Brother house is making advances towards 'his' Anthony. Although Makosi was quick to advice that Kinga has also tried it on with her.

The pair also used their time together on the BB sofa's to comment about Derek and Eugene - both of whom face the public eviction this week

Town included many younger faces in the team but did include Lee Fowler, Adnan Ahmed, Tony Carss (who was captain for the night), Anthony Lloyd, Tom Clarke, Junior Mendes and John McAliskey who all have had first team experience but will perhaps not feature on Peter Jackson's first team sheet for Saturday.

Once again Jackson was disappointed with the goals and continued his rhetoric that his side must cut out the silly goals - seems like this is a message which the players are not carrying those instructions, and lets just hope this is not a theme for the up and coming season.

Although Jackson did concede that the club has had a good pre-season and fitness levels throughout all levels of the club is ready for the big kick-off at Nottingham Forest on Saturday. There was decent run outs for Junior Mendes who grabbed two goals and man of the match Tony Carss.

The Terriers opened the scoring on 20 minutes when a pass by Fowler was met well by Mendes who slid through and blasted past Park Avenue 'keeper Richard Sidwell and in a relatively easy stroll during the first half Town failed to add to the scoreline. But the second came not long after half-time.

A brilliant sweeping move including four Town players ended with Mendes finishing sweetly to add to his first. Lee Fowler was once again involved has he raided down the left.

But with Town perhaps slacking off and Park Avenue engaging themselves a little more and following a couple of experienced substitutions, they got back into the game when replacement Wiel Nazah got the home side back into it.

Town took their lead back to two goals when Tony Carss capped a fine performance with a trademark free-kick strike, and moments later could have put Town 4-1 up but misplaced an effort when in a good position.

It was Park Avenue who had the last laugh bringing the final score to 3-2 in favour of the Terriers with a goal from new Park Avenue player Greg Challender on 80 minutes and the Terriers were made to work hard as the home side fought back well.

It was a good contest between Town and the Unibond side but it was the Terriers who celebrated Yorkshire Day in style with the victory and the White Rose Trophy.

Town named Jordan Yorath on the bench for the match. The attendance at the Horsfall Stadium was 408
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Many Town fans will be disappointed with the club after it announced that the new shirt for this season will not be available until the second Saturday in the season.

Then it will only be the short-sleeved blue and white striped version with other shirts not available until September
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The club has moved back to traditional times with the reintroduction of the former motto of the club. "Juvat Impigros Deus" was the motto on the club badge until the change in 1970 to the current one.

Meaning "God defends the diligent" or "God helps he who helps himself" is an inscription many in the club fully justifies what the club is about these days
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Eugene and Derek face Friday's public eviction after receiving the most votes. Kinga was successful in ensuring that at least one housemate did not vote for her - she infact received no votes, and thus was immune from the eviction anyway.

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