After this Saturday's impressive 1-0 victory over automatic promotion chasing Peterborough United, get down to Bristol Rovers next Saturday and cheer on the Terriers and be part of the terrific travelling Lee Clark's barmy army, who will be hoping Town can win after the last two away defeats and hand Clark his first away victory as Town manager.

Town fans are housed in the Becks South Stand and the Visitors Terrace at Rovers, in covered seating and tickets are now on sale.

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

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Huddersfield Town midfielder Jon Worthington featured for his loan club this afternoon - Yeovil Town. Yeovil won 1-0 at Leyton Orient in League One. Worthington was booked for a foul on 88 minutes and he has taken the number 7 shirt at Huish Park.

Russell Slade's side followed up Tuesday night's 1-0 victory over the Terriers with the same scoreline at Orient. On Tuesday it was a late goal in the first half, this afternoon it was a 95th minute strike which won the South West side all three points. That victory moves Yeovil Town a distance from the relegation zone.

thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk would like to wish Jon all the best during his loan spell with Yeovil.

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Saturday's attendance of 14,480 (including 642 visiting with Peterborough United fans - yes the Town club were expecting more!) helped take the total attendance's at home matches this season to over 200,000.

Town still have eight league matches at home to play including the visit of West Yorkshire rivals Leeds United in two weeks time which should help to push the total attendance's this season to beyond the 300,000 mark.

202,305 is the total attendance of the 15 home matches played thus far this season with an average of 13,487. The visit of Oldham Athletic on January 3rd remains the highest attendance for a single match at 16,950, however that will be broken of the visit of the Whites on Valentine's Afternoon.

The attendance's this season following the excellent season ticket deal as ensured a massive increase on average match day attendance, with this season's total just 13,675 behind the total from last season with eight matches to play.

Total 'Home Attendance's' (23 league matches) for the previous two season:

2007-2008: 215,983
2006-2007: 243,162

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Match Result | Huddersfield Town 1-0 Peterborough United | League One | Galpharm Stadium | 31/01/2009

Match Details

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Ainsworth (60, Werling), Goodwin, Collins, Pilkington (90, Tom Clarke), Cadamateri, Jevons (82, Craney).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Parker.

Goals: Collins (35)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 61%
Shots: 11 (6 on target)
Corners: 4

Peterborough United
Lewis, Martin [c], Morgan (42, Batt), Zakuani, Lee, Whelpdale (85, Green), Coutts, Keates (46, Crofts), Boyd, Mclean, Mackail-Smith.
Subs Not Used: Blanchett, Torres.

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Huddersfield Town officials have revealed that 'home' supporters will be able to use part of the South Stand (The Pink Link Stand) for next Tuesday's clash with Hartlepool United. However the visit of Peterborough United this Saturday Town fans will not be able to use the South Stand due to the expected level of away support travelling north

The success of the South Stand trial which took in four league matches beginning with the October 28th visit of Yeovil Town and taking in Leyton Orient, Walsall, Hereford United and Swindon Town generated passionate support from behind the goal, however Town fans have been asked to abide by the rules of the stadium or risk losing this incentive.

The club acknowledges the support the South Stand supporters have given during the trial and only too happy to offer this again for this Tuesday's match. It will be open for season ticket and non season ticket holders.

For Season Ticket holders:

You will need to present the match voucher for this match (number 16) at the turnstile and for adults pay £1, for concessions 50p. This is a change to the previous arrangement where supporters wishing to transfer was required to attend the ticket office for a ticket change.

Like with the Swindon Town fixture, there is no reason to visit the ticket office for a newly allocated ticket for the South Stand, just turn up on match day and subject to availability you will be given access. It was busy for the last South Stand match, so ensure you arrive in plenty of time.

For Non Season Ticker holders, normal admission prices apply:

Adults - £20
Seniors - £12
Students - £10
Under 16s - £10

Chairman-Elect Dean Hoyle believes the Town support can be the Terriers 12th man, so continue to support the South Stand initiative and get behind the Town evolution!

In addition to the South Stand been available for Town supporters, the North Stand - Fantastic Media Stand will enjoy reduced pricing for the match. Ticket prices are as follows:

Adults - £10
Seniors - £5
Students - £5
Under 16s - £3
Family Package (2 adults, 2 children) - £15

Payment is on the night for the special pricing incentive for the Hartlepool United fixture on Tuesday night for supporters wishing to occupy the Fantastic Media (North) Stand.

Both Lee Clark and Terry McDermott attended Gateshead 2-1 victory over Workington Town last evening and quality play from Novak led to Gateshead second goal after the Cumbrians had levelled. Novak has scored 17 goals this season thus far in 19 matches since joining Gateshead from Newcastle Blue Star in September.

Clark who has today admitted his interest in Novak, will sit down with the player marked "one for the future" and discuss personal terms on Monday. If those are successful Novak will sign for the Terriers.

The Novak signing would cement the current policy at the Galpharm Stadium of signing the best young talent available rather than seeking signatures of have been's. Clark matches the ambition of Dean Hoyle of reaching the top flight as soon as possible, but want to do this through playing a vibrant, attacking style of football.

Clark commenting on the signatures of Lionel Ainsworth and Anthony Pilkington, both exciting young talent who were tracked by a number of other clubs:

"Lionel and Anthony both fit the criteria we are looking for in that they are young, hungry and good footballers and they want to come on the journey with us.

They are outstanding young players who are capable of playing at the level above this. We can improve them as players as they are enthusiastic about the game.

The word is getting out about the progress this club is looking to make and that is attracting players to us."

Both players are reported to have joined the Galpharm Stadium for £400,000 each although, others claim Ainsworth was £250,000 and Pilkington around £550,000.

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Worthington has been subject to much speculation over the past few months and this will add some stability to the player who has been an excellent servant to the club. It would seem likely Yeovil will extend the loan past the one month if he is successful down in Somerset.

Worthington will be all too aware that he is out of contract at the end of the season at the Galpharm Stadium and will use this loan for a potential permanent role either with Yeovil or another club, should Town not wish to offer him a new contract.

Worthington has previously been linked with West Yorkshire rivals League Two Bradford City.

The Match Officials for Saturday's match at the Galpharm Stadium have been announced.

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Chief Executive Nigel Clibbens has dismissed newspaper reports linking former England and Newcastle United manager Kevin Keegan to a part time coaching role with Town, he has admitted that the Lee Clark and his coaching team are in direct conversation with the Doncaster born friend of Clark and his assistant Terry McDermott and first team coach Derek Fazackerly was Keegan's assistant during his tenure of the England national side.

Clibbens has admitted that there is an open invitation for Keegan to come down to the club and see if he would be interested in a role, but as of yet any role perpetrated in the media is speculation.

Media reports suggest that Town are set to acquire the services of Bristol Rovers striker Ricky Lambert, but Dean Hoyle has said that the club will not be held to ransom and that a loan deal maybe more applicable until the summer.

Hoyle has stated that there are a number of irons still in the fire as the transfer deadline is quickly approaching.

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Huddersfield Town officials have revealed that 'home' supporters will be able to use part of the South Stand (The Pink Link Stand) for next Tuesday's clash with Hartlepool United. However the visit of Peterborough United this Saturday Town fans will not be able to use the South Stand due to the expected level of away support travelling north

The success of the South Stand trial which took in four league matches beginning with the October 28th visit of Yeovil Town and taking in Leyton Orient, Walsall, Hereford United and Swindon Town generated passionate support from behind the goal, however Town fans have been asked to abide by the rules of the stadium or risk losing this incentive.

The club acknowledges the support the South Stand supporters have given during the trial and only too happy to offer this again for this Tuesday's match. It will be open for season ticket and non season ticket holders.

For Season Ticket holders:

You will need to present the match voucher for this match (number 16) at the turnstile and for adults pay £1, for concessions 50p. This is a change to the previous arrangement where supporters wishing to transfer was required to attend the ticket office for a ticket change.

Like with the Swindon Town fixture, there is no reason to visit the ticket office for a newly allocated ticket for the South Stand, just turn up on match day and subject to availability you will be given access. It was busy for the last South Stand match, so ensure you arrive in plenty of time.

For Non Season Ticker holders, normal admission prices apply:

Adults - £20
Seniors - £12
Students - £10
Under 16s - £10

Chairman-Elect Dean Hoyle believes the Town support can be the Terriers 12th man, so continue to support the South Stand initiative and get behind the Town evolution!

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Match Result | Yeovil Town 1-0 Huddersfield Town | League One | Huish Park | 27/01/2009

Match Details

Yeovil Town
Wagenaar, Alcock, Forbes, Brown, Smith, MacDonald, Murtagh, Schofield, Welsh (78, Jones), Rodgers (90, Tomlin), Prijovic (59, Warne).
Subs Not Used: McCollin, Cox.

Goals: MacDonald (45)
Yellow Card: Forbes (39), Schofield (65)
Red Card: None
Possession: 43%
Shots: 12 (3 on target)
Corners: 3

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Cadamateri, Goodwin (79, Craney), Collins, Pilkington, Parker (54, Ainsworth), Jevons.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Skarz, Tom Clarke.

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According to reports in the newspaper Town are reported to have had a £750,000 bid for Bristol Rovers star striker Ricky Lambert accepted, after Town boss Lee Clark turned his attentions to the powerful Gashead. However his current club have rubbished the reports.

Town officials have also remained tight lipped regarding the reports featured in national newspaper The Sun, a feature the club have conducted for the plethora of names linked with a transfer to the Galpharm Stadium during the January transfer window.

Another striker link as proved to be rubbish. Town were mentioned as making a move for 22 year old Middlesborough striker Tom Craddock who was on loan at Luton Town. Craddock today signed a two and a half year deal with the Hatters.

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Following his silly dismissal on Saturday at Leicester City quality winger Gary Roberts will be missing for three league matches, beginning with the match at Yeovil Town this evening.

Roberts was shown two yellow cards in the 86th minute by the referee. The first for kicking the ball away in frustration, and then his frustration got the better of him with foul and abusive language to the referee. He misses three matches, as the first yellow card took him to five bookings for the season.

Roberts was the last remaining ever present this season, and he will clearly be disappointed in himself, because he has been having a great season and for many player of the season thus far.

Town's number 17 will also miss the home matches with Peterborough United (Saturday) and Hartlepool United (next Tuesday evening). New signing Anthony Pilkington is expected to take the left wing position for this evening's contest with Yeovil Town at Huish Park.

Town have been allocated 420 tickets for the long away trip this Tuesday and they are priced as follows:

300 terrace tickets (uncovered Copse Road)

120 covered seated tickets (Cowlin Stand, available for familes with young children, senior citizens and ambulant disabled only)

Wheelchair tickets £12 (carer admitted free of charge)

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

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Match Result | Leicester City 4-2 Huddersfield Town | League One | Walkers Stadium | 24/01/2009

Match Details

Leicester City
Martin, Gilbert (46, Mattock), Morrison, Hobbs, Berner, Oakley [c], King, Cleverley, Dyer, Howard (90, Dickov), Fryatt.
Subs Not Used: Chambers, Gradel, Pentney.

Goals: Morrison (11), Berner (59), Fryatt (63), Hobbs (72)
Yellow Card: Gilbert (17), Howard (33)
Red Card: None
Possession: 54%
Shots: 10 (7 on target)
Corners: 6

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Cadamateri, Goodwin, Collins, Roberts, Parker (76, Craney), Jevons.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Berrett, Tom Clarke, Skarz.

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Yesterday Huddersfield completed the exciting double capture of two very good young players. Joining the ranks of professional players on the books at the Galpharm Stadium are 20 year old Anthony Pilkington and 21 year old forward Lionel Ainsworth.

Both are exciting prospects and have excelled at their current clubs. Ainsworth has been on loan at Hereford United this season and impressed, whilst Pilkington has featured highly for League One rivals Stockport County.

Both have signed for an undisclosed fee. The paperwork and necessary medical checks were not carried out in time to allow clearance for this afternoon's match at Leicester City, but both are available for selection for Tuesday night's visit to Yeovil Town.

Town are rumoured to be set to announce the capture of striker Liam Dickinson for £500,000 from Championship side Derby County. County are ready to cash in on the striker they bought from Stockport in the summer. Dickinson spent a largely success loan period with Town earlier this season under the Stan Ternent regime.

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With just over a week left of the transfer window Lee Clark is set for a double swoop with the capture of attacking midfielders Anthony Pilkington and Lionel Ainsworth.

Anisworth who is currently plying his trade at Championship side Watford will sign a 2 and a half year deal, whilst Stockport's Pilkington will sign a three and a half year deal.

The deal was progressed by Dean Hoyle and Nigel Clibbens last night with the fees involved not been disclosed, Hoyle has called the capture of these two players "exciting".

Ainsworth (21) is a product of the Derby County Academy and he has featured for England at Under 17's, 18's and 19's level and sensationally destroyed Oldham Athletic last weekend with two goals and an assist whilst on loan at Hereford United. Ainsworth can also be used as an out and out striker.

Lancashire born Pilkington is a solid and tall 20 year old and performed admirably this season and last for Stockport County, helping County to achieve play-off glory last summer.

They will complete their medicals today and providing there is no mishaps with those, both should be available for the trip to the South West on Tuesday evening.

Meanwhile new signing left back Dominik Werling has received International clearance and is available for first team match selection at the Walkers Stadium tomorrow.

The Terriers are also giving a trial to Darlington wide midfielder Seb Carole, who has decided to leave the County Durham side. The 26 year old French born player has been given a trial by Lee Clark's management team and will be hoping to achieve a contract with the Galpharm Stadium club.

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Supporters are housed in the Alliance & Leicester Stand at the impressive Walkers Stadium through access turnstiles 40-46. The A&L Stand is the East Stand of the impressive 32,500 all-seater new home of Leicester. It has been the home to the Foxes since their 2002 move from Filbert Street.

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

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Town have been allocated 420 tickets for the long away trip this Tuesday and they are priced as follows:

300 terrace tickets (uncovered Copse Road)

120 covered seated tickets (Cowlin Stand, available for familes with young children, senior citizens and ambulant disabled only)

Wheelchair tickets £12 (carer admitted free of charge)

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

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The Match Officials for Saturday's match at the Walkers Stadium have been announced.

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These tickets are now on general sale and there are now only 500 left. Town are expecting to sell all the 3,325 tickets issued, which is slightly more than the original 3,164 thought.

Supporters are housed in the Alliance & Leicester Stand at the impressive Walkers Stadium through access turnstiles 40-46. The A&L Stand is the East Stand of the impressive 32,500 all-seater new home of Leicester. It has been the home to the Foxes since their 2002 move from Filbert Street.

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Huddersfield Town have done a first today. Not only does today mark Lee Clark's first ever signing as a football manager but Town have signed a German born player for the first time ever!

Dominik Werling, as signed until the end of the season this afternoon with an option to extend that. Playing at a decent level in Germany and Turkey, he has featured for Barnsley, where the pacey and powerful left back gained rave reviews for his skilful left foot.

He was unattached so no fee was involved, and Clark is delighted to have signed him having seen the player score in last week's friendly match with Blackburn Rovers which ended 1-1.

Clark calls this a quality signing, and the new signing will wear the number 25 shirt. Town will require international clearance for the player who passed his medical and if that goes through, Werling who has a German mother and American father will feature on Saturday against League leaders Leicester City.

Werling is 26 years of age.

Huddersfield Town continue to be linked with other names. Paul Gallagher - the Blackburn Rovers striker is said to be subject to a £1 million bid. Another is St Mirren midfielder Andy Dorman. Town on Friday last week had a £500,000 for Simon Cox of Swindon Town who ironically scored a day later in the Terriers 2-1 victory.

Match Result | Huddersfield Town 2-1 Swindon Town | League One | Galpharm Stadium | 17/01/2009

Match Details

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Cadamateri, Goodwin, Collins, Roberts, Parker (81, Craney), Jevons (90, Flynn).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Berrett, Tom Clarke.

Goals: Collins (51), Butler (60)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 50%
Shots: 18 (9 on target)
Corners: 7

Swindon Town
Brezovan, Jack Smith, Ifil, Kanyuka, Timlin, McGovern (64, McNamee), Peacock, Pook (73, Easton), Amankwaah, Paynter (67, Sturrock), Cox.
Subs Not Used: Phil Smith, Nalis.

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If the morning reports are to be believed Motherwell striker Chris Porter will not be moving to the Galpharm Stadium in a deal worth £200,000. The SPL club have accepted the Terriers offer, but it is believed that Porter does not believe the move will further his career.

The Motherwell manager Mark McGhee has indicated he has spoken with the striker about a move to Lee Clark's side and the response was that he does not "fancy it".

Town are also said to have been attracted to Cardiff striker Warren Feeney. The 28 year old Northern Ireland International is on loan until the end of the season at Dundee United. Feeney has indicated he is happy to remain in the SPL.

Ironically, Dundee United face Motherwell in a league match this Sunday.

The Terriers are also said to be interested in young Middlesborough striker Tom Craddock. The 22 year old is currently on loan at League Two side Luton Town. It is doubtful, Craddock fits the "interesting times" Lee Clark is promising, and perhaps will not fit into the criterion of someone better than we already have!

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These tickets are now on sale to Season Ticket holders and will go on general sale on Tuesday (January 20th).

Supporters are housed in the Alliance & Leicester Stand at the impressive Walkers Stadium through access turnstiles 40-46. The A&L Stand is the East Stand of the impressive 32,500 all-seater new home of Leicester. It has been the home to the Foxes since their 2002 move from Filbert Street.

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The Match Officials for tomorrow's match with Swindon Town have been announced.

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Huddersfield Town have officially tabled a £200,000 bid for Motherwell striker Chris Porter. The 25 year old former Oldham Athletic striker is also been tracked by Well's SPL rivals Hearts, but Motherwell boss Mark McGhee does not want to allow the 8-goal striker to go to a fellow Scottish side.

Wigan born Porter moved to Scotland following a successful spell with Oldham in the summer of 2007 is out of contract in the summer and scored 18 goals in the SPL last season and in the previous two with Oldham 22 goals in both seasons.

Also the rumours continue to circulate that Town will make an interesting bid for Championship striker Kevin Phillips. Phillips who is a star of the Birmingham City side who site third in the table is wanted by the Terriers as a player/coach. It is believed that Phillips who will command high wages, as a coaching release clause in his Blues contract.

Huddersfield Town officials have today revealed that 'home' supporters will be able to use part of the South Stand (The Pink Link Stand) for this Saturday's clash with Swindon Town at the Galpharm Stadium.

The success of the South Stand trial which took in four league matches beginning with the October 28th visit of Yeovil Town and taking in Leyton Orient, Walsall and Hereford United generated passionate support from behind the goal, however Town fans have been asked to abide by the rules of the stadium or risk losing this incentive.

The club acknowledges the support the South Stand supporters have given during the trial and only too happy to offer this again for this Saturday's match. It will be open for season ticket and non season ticket holders.

For Season Ticket holders:

You will need to present the match voucher for this match (number 14) at the turnstile and for adults pay £1, for concessions 50p. This is a change to the previous arrangement where supporters wishing to transfer was required to attend the ticket office for a ticket change.

For Non Season Ticker holders, normal admission prices apply:

Adults - £20
Seniors - £12
Students - £10
Under 16s - £10

The club look intent on giving the South Stand to home fans trial a good investigation and this extended trial needs supporting for the club to continue to look at hosting home matches with Terriers 'sitting' in the South Stand, however the use of the South Stand does come with a warning regarding persistent standing, something which was seen during the Hereford United match.

However, when you look at the Oldham Athletic and Scunthorpe United supporters over the Christmas and New Year period when they visited the Galpharm Stadium, few of their supporters in the areas next to the Antich Stand sat down, indeed some Oldham fans never sat down the whole match. So therefore, the club really needs to have one rule for all, and perhaps not deal with Town fans with the 'iron glove' approach.

Chairman-Elect Dean Hoyle has told HTAFC.com this afternoon that he believes the Town support can be the Terriers 12th man, so continue to support the South Stand initiative and get behind the Town evolution!

All tickets are subject to normal booking conditions and charges and subject to availability. Book early for the cheapest prices and to avoid disappointment.

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Reports are suggesting that Lee Clark has today increased his bid for Carlisle United striker Danny Graham to £350,000 following having a £250,000 bid turned down last week. Graham who scored against the Terriers on Boxing Day is out of contract and impressed as he scored and assisted in Carlisle's 2-0 victory at Elland Road on Saturday.

Graham is out of contract in Cumbria at the end of the season, however a number of Championship sides, including Barnsley and Swansea City are said to be tracking the goalscorer, however to date only the Terriers have tabled an official bid for the Carlisle number 9!

Lee Clark is said to be still tracking Andy Bishop the Bury prolific goalscorer who has turned down a new contract offer at Gigg Lane.

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Jim Goodwin was selected to be included in the team of the week for League One this week following his performance on Saturday in the 1-1 draw at Northampton Town. Since the departure of Stan Ternent and a move into his more natural midfield position Goodwin as been improving and put in a number of impressive performances.

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Jack Wheeler the former Town goal keeper in the 1950's has died aged 89 in hospital in Nottingham. Wheeler joined the Terriers from Birmingham City for the start of the 1948/1949 season and made over 150 appearances for Town. In the promotion season of 1952/1953 Wheeler was an ever present in the side that gained a quick return to the elite.

He left for Kettering Town in 1956.

Match Result | Northampton Town 1-1 Huddersfield Town | League One | Sixfields Stadium | 10/01/2009

Match Details

Northampton Town
Dunn, Crow, Dolman, Hughes, Jackman (31, Larkin), Gilligan (81, Benjamin), Coke, Osman, Holton, Constantine, Akinfenwa.
Subs Not Used: Taylor, Dyer, Zieler.

Goals: Akinfenwa (90)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: Crowe (75)
Possession: 46%
Shots: 12 (8 on target)
Corners: 6

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Cadamateri, Goodwin, Collins, Roberts, Parker (57, Craney), Jevons (80, Booth).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Berrett, Tom Clarke.

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Graham is an impressive striker and impressed for Carlisle United during a relatively underachieving season and the Terriers could very much go back North with an improved offer. However, Town are officially saying nothing about the alleged approach.

Michael Collins who's well worked goal grabbed a point on Saturday at home to Oldham Athletic was awarded the Virgin Media League One Player of the week.

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Referee James Linington is a relatively new referee having joined the National Group list of referees in 2008. He became a Select Group Assistant Referee in 2006. Linington has taken charge of 10 matches this season. Two League One games, seven League Two games and a Football League Trohpy match. It will be his first match officating a Town match.

In the 10 matches, he has shown 34 yellow cards (average of 3.4 per match) and 2 red cards.

Eastwood and Denton stay on loan

Simon Eastwood and Tom Denton have had their loan spells extended for a further month with non league side Woking. Eastwood has played in the Card's last six matches, and striker Denton has scored twice in seven matches.

The extension will see the pair, both 19, remain at Kingfield Stadium until February 1st.

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Legend given the say!

Andy Booth will be given the call whether or not he features for the Town reserves tomorrow in their top of the table totesports.com fixture against second placed Hartlepool United. Booth will be hoping to return to action following the 35 year olds return to action and could feature at Billingham (19:00).

Town will field a strong side with Michael Flynn and Joe Skarz featuring, but it will be a tough encounter in the North East against a side five points behind the Terriers who top the table, but Pool have two games in hand.

The club are not prepared to rush back Booth who has been out with a back injury since earlier this season. His last match the 3-1 defeat at home to MK Dons on August 23rd.

Match Result | Huddersfield Town 1-1 Oldham Athletic | League One | Galpharm Stadium | 03/01/2009

Match Details

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Holdsworth [c], Nathan Clarke, Butler, Williams, Cadamateri, Goodwin, Collins, Roberts, Parker, Jevons (74, Craney).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Berrett, Kamara, Tom Clarke.

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Away supporters are housed in the South Stand end of Sixfields Stadium, the home of Northampton Town since 1994 when they moved from the County Ground. The capacity of the stadium is just under 7,700.

Sixfields was where a match between the two sides was abandoned for safety reasons (high winds) in March 2004 with the home side leading 1-0 on 39 minutes. A single Andy Booth goal won the three points for Terriers in the rearranged match!

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

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Oldham have sold their entire ticket allocation for the big Roses clash tomorrow and will be backed by a terrific travelling invasion force of 2,600 as they prepare for what the Latics are deeming a tough encounter.

The Lancashire side six points ahead of Town will know that under Lee Clark's management the Galpharm has not suffered an away goal and long may that continue as Town aim for a second half of the season promotion push.

With the Terriers improving on the field of late, many of the stay away fans should turn up for what is promised to be a classic 'derby' encounter, between two very good sides. Oldham believe that Town should be further up the table and will be there or there abouts at the end of the season which is terrific acknowledgement from a side that as sat on top of the League One pile.

The attendance should smash the current top attendance of 16,212 when Leciester City visited in October. That afternoon the visitors brought a noisy 2,490 supporters with them and Oldham Athletic support is set to be equally as noisy.

So Town fans the challenge is very simple ... get down to the stadium tomorrow and back Lee Clark's Barmy-Army as they look to create 'Fortress Galpharm'.

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Academy product Shane Killock as again left the Galpharm Stadium to join Oxford United on a one month's loan deal. The 19 year old defender will join the Blue Square Premier side managed by Chris Wilder in time to feature at the weekend.

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The officials for the contest on Saturday which kicks-off at 15:00 are Jarnail Singh (match referee) from Middlesex, an assistant duo of Tony Harrington (Cleveland) and Kevin Hayward (Staffordshire) and the fourth official is Jock Waugh from South Yorkshire.

Having had some of the worst officials seen at the Galpharm Stadium on Sunday against Scunthorpe United in a very long time (and we have had some poor ones this season!) lets hope the officials are far far better for this Roses clash.

Singh began referring in 1985 so he is highly experienced and joined the National List of Referees in 2004 having enjoyed four years on the assistant list. The Midlander will need to use all his experience for what should be a lively and strong encounter.

Singh as officiated 16 matches this season. Singh was the referee for the September trip to Cheltenham, which the Terriers won 2-1; he booked six players that afternoon, four from Town. The previous season Singh officiated in the same fixture at Whaddon Road and booked no-one, as Town won 2-0 in December 2007.

He has yet to referee an Oldham Athletic match. He has shown 62 yellow cards and 2 red cards. His yellow card average this season is 3.875 per game. He is at times regarded as a fussy referee.

Singh is a Police Community Support Officer in West London.

A left back or left sided defender and a striker with goals in him, are both required elements which Clark must address in this transfer window prior to it closing on February 2. However, players will have to leave the Galpharm before any new additions come in.

Town are currently six points away from the current play off placed lowest team but victory in the Roses clash on Saturday will close that gap. Oldham make the short trip over the Pennines knowing that a victory for them would preserve their play off place.

News and rumours will appear on this website during the month.

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With over 2,000 supporters expected to travel with Athletic, Saturday's game should witness the biggest gate of the season and should have an excellent atmosphere.

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