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We brought to you a change to the Entrance Page of the Town Micro-section on thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk on June 10 in which we introduced the Terrier on a blue and white striped background animation removing the traditional crest of the club.

After feedback, we have decided to return to using the proud crest of the football club and removed the animation. The Terrier graphic will remain in place on the title banner of every page within the Town section and will retain the wording "Town Terriers" underneath.

The first semi final takes place on 12:00 on the Saturday with the second at 15:00 the same day which sees the hosts tackle North East neighbours Sunderland.

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Season ticket holders don't forget that tonight is Away Kit launch night, where you can be one of the first to view and own the new Town away shirt for next season.

Get yourself down to the Stadium Superstore and enjoy the red carpet treatment the club is putting on tonight, and ensure you take advantage of making the most out of the Centenary.

Their mission is to "Represent all supporters of Huddersfield Town Football Club". The group is an amalgamation of the Supporters Club, Supporters Trust and the Fight For Answers.

Liversedge will replace former Town goalkeeper Lee Martin who was released last month by the Terriers.

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The fixtures are just three days old and already they have seen a change. Scunthorpe United originally planned for Saturday April 11th at Glanford Park will now be played on the Friday with a 19:45 kick-off.

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Town fans who are season ticket holders and eager to find out what the new away kit looks like can take their golden ticket (note the colour - the away kit is expected to be gold with black trim) which was sent via Royal Mail to some season ticket holders and attend the VIP launch between 17:00 - 20:00 at the stadium superstore.

Various first team players will be available for photos and autographs and any season ticket holder who has yet to receive their golden ticket should contact the club on 01484 484144.

The new shirt is exclusively available to purchase at this event tomorrow, before going on sale on Friday - so be one of the first to see and own the 08/09 away shirt of Huddersfield Town.

So you have the season ticket, you have the anticipation now get the shirts to add to your collection of Town shirts and memorable through the year. This is a special kit this season to mark 100 years of HTAFC.

Don't forget for £75.00 you can subscribe to the official match day programmes for next season. Covering all 23 home league matches and with free postage works out at just £3.26 a match. When you think with your £100 season ticket that as seen you pay just £4.50 a match - so complete the set with your programme.

They get delivered to your home address and with rumours next season's programme will cost £3.50 a match, it represents over the season £5.50 in savings. Also there is no chance of damaging the programme whilst at the match or letting the weather conditions damage it.

Contact the club for further details or if you are a season ticket holder check out the "Are you getting the most out of the centenary" to subscribe via post. Start your subscription before the start of the season you will qualify for a free centenary mug.

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Pet Shop website Zooplus joins our Pets Corner programme bringing with them value for money prices on a wide range of products with free delivery over £29.

Based in Germany, they offer a 10% welcome discount, and discounts for bulk purchases - save 5% when you spend over £75.

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Town will find out who they are playing and when next Monday (June 16). Before then this Friday (June 13) will see the first round of the Carling Cup (League Cup) drawn.

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You might have noticed the Town section on thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk as had a minor graphical refresh. The major addition to the site is the more prominent usage of the Town Terrier the nickname of Huddersfield Town.

The Terrier including the words "Town Terriers" will now be with the page title of every page, under which is a change of graphic for the 'Supporting Town' message. This now features more bold font, the three championship stars in the middle and the background of the Fantastic Media Stand with the artistic curve device following through it.

The welcome page to the section as also seen some changes. In the banner at the top the Town badge and Town Terrier have both become more highlighted than previously. The Town crest which was previously clicked on to access the site as been removed and the Terrier within a blue and white striped oval design animation as been introduced.

The full size Town crest can still be found within the Club Information page. We are in the process of updating a number of sections for next season where the details as changed from last season. You can keep up to date throughout the summer here, as we actively update thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk/htfc/news.

We hope you enjoy these graphical changes to thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk/htfc and we look forward to your continued visits to the site. To send comments please email town@thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk.

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Although the League One Fixtures are not released until Monday June 16th, the draw for the first round of the League Cup (Carling Cup) will be made on Friday June 13th and announced on the same day.

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The promotion on the season ticket deal will recommence tomorrow (Monday June 2) until Friday Jun 6 at 17:00 hours when the centenary deal must end. After an explosive take up chairman-elect Dean Hoyle decided to extend the offer for a further five days giving supporters extra time to purchase their deal of the century.

But once this deadline as gone, that is it. Town are supporting this week extension with a TV ad campaign, and many supporters are teaming up to bring the less fortunate into the club next season by purchasing season tickets for those groups to use.

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The latest Legends is now available on thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk. The latest one was assistant manager to Mick Buxton during some of the greatest times in the history of Huddersfield Town Football Club.

Who is he?

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Luke Beckett opened up talks with League Two side Bradford City last month before leaving on holiday, but the rumours are that City have now captured the Town striker who will sign for the Bantams on a one year deal. Beckett had a year of his Huddersfield contract to run. He has the option of extending it for a year on its conclusion.

Beckett if he does sign for the Bradford will become their second player in recent days to sign from Town joining released midfielder Chris Brandon on the books at Valley Parade. Beckett will add firepower to Bradford's offensive line with Bradford City's board targeting promotion from Stuart McCall next season.

With Huddersfield Town having recently signed pacey striker Keigan Parker it always looked like the 31 year old would be leaving the club having being given permission by the Terriers to talk to Bradford.

Check back later to see if Beckett joins Brandon at Bradford City and swaps the blue and white stripes for those of claret and amber.

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May 2008 proved to be an exceptional month for thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk, breaking all traffic, bandwidth, pages accessed and new visitor stats for many months. We have had one of the busiest month's in the entire eight year history of the website and look forward to retaining this level of support as we look to continue the updating on a daily basis of the site.

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