Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark today made his sixth summer signing with the capture of highly regarded Ipswich Town striker Jordan Rhodes on a four year deal. Rhodes a former Barnsley striker who came through the ranks at Portman Road is a player Clark has tracked during his loan spell with Brentford last season.

Rhodes who will wear the number 17 shirt vacated by the departure of Keigan Parker to Oldham Athletic earlier this month joins on an undisclosed fee by Suffolk sources report the fee could be up to the region of "£250,000 with significant sign-ons".

Ipswich fans are disgusted with the sale of Rhodes with one Tractor Boys website calling the Rhodes sale "a shock exit" another supporter of Ipswich simply called the sale "rubbish". Many linked with Ipswich believe that Rhodes has a long and bright future ahead of him and supporters of them are unimpressed with the sale.

It now takes Lee Clark's summer signings to six, and this is the third summer striker arrival, fourth if you include Lee Novak who was signed in January but loaned back immediately to Gateshead. Rhodes becomes the fourth young untested striker to join Town under Clark, but Clark has said he cannot be more happier with the four strikers at his disposal. Rhodes is 19, Theo Robinson 20, Lee Novak 20 and Robbie Simpson 24.

And thats not even including the likes of Lionel Ainsworth (21) and Anthony Pilkington (20) - Town have a young exciting squad the future could look very bright in Blue & White. Within the Town squad there are only three players who were born before 1980 - Chris Lucketti, Matthew Glennon and Phil Jevons and of those likely to appear regularly in the match day squad the oldest at 27 is captain Peter Clarke.

Clark has certainly gone for youth and potential and players he believes he can mould, but all of his signings are exciting young products with high hopes attached to them. 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 and the Chairman has backed his manager 100% this transfer period, as the Terriers have spent big money on transfer fees and wages.

Clark previously said that he wanted to sign the best young talent available and he has certainly done that during the two transfer windows he has been Town manager to date.

Rhodes should make this Town debut at Wrexham tomorrow - the final pre-season match of the summer. Rhodes will be the only new addition to the squad that brush aside Macclesfield Town on Tuesday evening with Jim Goodwin (knee) and Chris Lucketti (heel) still missing.

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Huddersfield Town has agreed a fee with Ipswich Town for 19-year-old striker Jordan Rhodes. The Terriers had an initial bid for the striker rejected but an improved bid as been accepted. The fee is believed to be within the region of £100,000 to £150,000 with that increasing based on the performance of both the club and the player. Neither club as made an official comment about the player, but press reports from both Ipswich and Huddersfield suggest that Rhodes has passed a medical and is discussing terms.

The player was expected to sign a deal with the Terriers yesterday but there as been a hold up and press reports from South could suggest the player is having second thoughts on a move to West Yorkshire. The Tracker Boys fans have been disheartened to hear that a crowd favourite of theirs could be on his way out of Portman Road to become the sixth summer signing at the Galpharm Stadium.

The signing of Rhodes would become the third summer striker signing and the fourth if you include the winter signing of Lee Novak from Gateshead.

Town would like Rhodes in the ranks ahead of the final pre-season fixture at the Racecourse Ground tomorrow afternoon (kick-off 15:00), but he is now back training with the Suffolk club.

The admission prices for the match with Dean Saunders Wrexham tomorrow costs £10 for adults, £7 concessions and £5 for under 16s. There are family tickets available but supporters need to contact Wrexham directly about these. To contact the Blue Square Premier side call 01978 262129.

Lee Clark has said that he continues to chase new acquisitions to his Town roster for the coming season with up to three names expected to join the club prior to the kick-off of the new League One season in 10 days time.

One of those expected to join is 19-year-old Ipswich Town striker Jordan Rhodes who is highly thought about at Portman Road. The Ipswich manager has confirmed that a number of clubs have enquired about Rhodes, with one of them rumoured to be Huddersfield Town.

Clark made his statement following his side's 3-0 victory at Moss Rose in their penultimate pre-season fixture (the final one is this Saturday at Wrexham). Although Clark was happy with the performance he felt the second period was disjointed and in the first half Town could have been more clinical in front of goal and scored double the number they did.

Town was 2-0 up at half time, a lovely finish by Anthony Pilkington for the first and a thunderbolt from Michael Collins for the second. Robbie Simpson added a late second from the penalty spot following a trip on substitute Lee Novak who was as lively as ever and in contention for a place in the squad in 10 days time at Root Hall.

Clark has been given the total backing of chairman Dean Hoyle to bring in the three faces, which would take Town's incoming deals to eight players. The manager wants quality competition for places and always maintained that should he be able to move some players out he would bring in others.

Clark has said that he has the "green light" to bring in the three additional players, but is happy with the squad he has assembled should these signings not come off.

This summer the manager as signed Anthony Kaye, Peter Clarke, Robbie Simpson, Lee Peltier and Theo Robinson.

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The Terriers opening fixture takes them to Essex for a visit to Roots Hall and a round trip of almost 450 miles! It's a quick return for former Southend United player Peter Clarke and loanee Theo Robinson. Tickets to the opening afternoon fixture go on sale to season ticket holders tomorrow with general sale applying on July 22nd.

Ticket Prices:

Family Tickets: £20.00 (One adult and one junior admission within the Family Enclosure)

Disabled - Wheelchair: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.
Disabled - Ambulant: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.

The home of the Shrimpers since 1955 Roots Hall is a compact ground with a capacity of around 12,300 although the club do have plans for a new 22,000 seater stadium at Fossetts Farm with full planning permission granted to the club in July last year.

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Clark who today told midfielder Michael Flynn he can leave the club called tonight's match and that on Saturday as massive games named Andy Butler in the centre of defence with captain Peter Clarke with Theo Robinson and Robbie Simpson in attack in a 4-4-2 formation.

The final scoreline was much better than the only other visit when the Terriers lost their league match 4-0 in December 2003 as they brushed aside the hosts in a fulfilled performance. Goals from Anthony Pilkington, Michael Collins and a spot kick from Robbie Simpson gave Clark's side a resounding 3-0 victory.

The final pre-season match is this Saturday at the Racecourse Ground. The match kicks-off at 15:00 and costs £10 admission for adults, concessions at £7 and under 16's £5. Lee Clark will again name a strong side for the visit to North Wales.

Lee Clark who rung the changes to the side that started on Tuesday evening against Newcastle United and the formation had Lee Peltier missing through illness, but the starting 11 for two-weeks today is still anyone's guess with the Terriers beginning with Robbie Simpson as a lone striker.

That formation was changed at half time to a more conventional 4-4-2 formation with the introduction of Theo Robinson for Jame Berrett who was Anthony Kay and Michael Collins made up the central midfield trio.

Although the Championship side had chances so did Town and it was former Sky Blue Simpson and Robinson who created the best chances for the home side. The visitors dominated the first period whilst it was Town who enjoyed the better of the second half as the change of formation worked in favour of the home side.

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Goalkeeper Simon Eastwood has become the latest Town player to be loaned out by joining League Two side Bradford City on loan until January. The 20 year old who has represented his country at Under-18 and Under-19 level makes the switch to the Bantams in order to achieve some first team football experience at a high level.

Eastwood was a second half substitute for Bradford City this afternoon at Valley Parade during their 2-0 defeat to Championship side Barnsley.

It could be regarded as a shock move this one, with many believing that Eastwood would be the first choice back up to Alex Smithies and perhaps first choice should Smithies have moved. The Academy product spent time out on loan last season but was drafted back to the Galpharm Stadium to cover for Smithies following injury to Matthew Glennon.

Manager Lee Clark has said he is looking forward to Eastwood obtaining good experience whilst on loan at Valley Parade and he will be keeping a close eye on his development.

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There's two new brands featuring on the kit of Huddersfield Town next season. Halifax based Wilby Limited an insurance broker and risk specialist will feature on the back on the home shirts, whilst Highways consulting specialist firm Sanderson Associates based within the town will be home and away first team short sponsors.

The match against the Northern Premier League Premier Division featured a brace from Lionel Ainsworth, one from Lee Novak (fresh from his battle with Newcastle United the previous evening) and a fourth from Jack Hunt.

The next pre-season test is this Saturday when Town host Coventry City.

Ian Craney and Phil Jevons have both left the Galpharm Stadium today both heading for League Two Morecambe. The deal was brokered following the pre-season match at Christie Park on Saturday, which the Terriers won 3-0. Midfielder Craney and striker Jevons will join the Shrimpers on season long loans. Town will only be able to recall the players in January.

Former captain Andy Holdsworth who rejected the offer of a new contract at Huddersfield has become the latest former Terrier to join League One rivals Oldham Athletic. Holdsworth signed a 2-year contract with the Lancashire side becoming the second former Terriers captain to join the Boundary Park side.

Dave Penney added Jon Worthington to his earlier this off-season and striker Pawell Abbott a former Town player joined from Penney's former club Darlington. Keigan Parker is set to join Oldham from Huddersfield Town as well, but there is no confirmation that this transaction as taken place.

The movement of Craney and Jevons and that of Parker could enable Town boss Lee Clark to bring in the couple of extra players he is looking for. The website would like to wish both players all the best at Morecambe.

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It's now three wins out of three for Newcastle United whose supporters travelled in numbers to see their players wearing orange and lemon stripes defeat the Terriers in from of a 9,691. So lively was the match there was a scuffle as the players entered the tunnel at half time.

Clark used perhaps his starting 11 for League One. Alex Smithies in goal, with a back four of Lee Peltier, Joe Skarz, Andy Butler and captain Peter Clarke. Midfield consisted of Gary Roberts, Michael Collins, Anthony Kay and Anthony Pilkington with the forward line of Robbie Simpson and Theo Robinson.

There was plenty of chances in the game with the better dropping for the visitors who found Smithies in imperious form, United's Kazenga LuaLua was excellent throughout and the Toon will be hoping he can use that form to help Newcastle regain a place quickly back in the Premier League.

Terriers manager a former favourite on Tyneside, said he will take positives and negatives from last night's defeat and focus on the poorer elements of the Terriers game to ensure these are eradicated come the commencement of the League programme on August 8th.

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The Terriers opening fixture takes them to Essex for a visit to Roots Hall and a round trip of almost 450 miles! It's a quick return for former Southend United player Peter Clarke and loanee Theo Robinson. Tickets to the opening afternoon fixture go on sale to season ticket holders tomorrow with general sale applying on July 22nd.

Ticket Prices:

Family Tickets: £20.00 (One adult and one junior admission within the Family Enclosure)

Disabled - Wheelchair: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.
Disabled - Ambulant: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.

The home of the Shrimpers since 1955 Roots Hall is a compact ground with a capacity of around 12,300 although the club do have plans for a new 22,000 seater stadium at Fossetts Farm with full planning permission granted to the club in July last year.

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New signing Peter Clarke will have the proud honour of leading the Terriers next season as the summer signing is named the club and team captain of Huddersfield Town. The 27 year old former Southen United defender who wore the armband last season at Roots Hall, aims to do the club and its supporters proud. During the 3-0 victory at Morecambe Clarke was a commanding rock at the heart of defence and his influence excelled the players to an excellent victory at Christie Park.

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The Terriers make the short journey up the M606 to face a Bradford Park Avenue tomorrow evening. The match takes place at the Horsfall Athletics Stadium. Town are expected to take a relatively young squad to face Lee Sinnotts Northern Premier League Premier Division side which features former Middlesborough striker Andy Campbell in attack.

Ticket prices are Adults: £6, Seniors: £4, Full Time Students: £4, U16: £1.

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Scottish born striker Keigan Parker is to join League One rivals Oldham Athletic having agreed a two-year deal with the Latics and should feature for the Lancashire club in their pre-season match this evening. Parker who joined the Terriers last summer was advised by manager Lee Clark that he did not feature in his plans for the club.

Parker who was signed by Stan Ternent scored two goals in the blue and white stripes of the Terriers will join former Town players Pawell Abbott and Jon Worthington at Boundary Park.

This website wishes him well and acknowledges that despite limited chances, he always put in 110% effort for the club.

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Next Wednesday's visit to Harrogate Town has been cancelled.

Terriers manager Lee Clark welcomes former club Newcastle United to the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow evening for the first of two home pre-season matches against Championship clubs. The Toon will provide a stiff test for Town, as they will be looking to bounce back to the Premier League having been relegated last season.

Ticket prices are Adults: £15, Seniors: £10, Full Time Students: £10, U16: £5, Ambulant Disabled: £15, Wheelchair Disabled: £10.

The Fantastic Media Stand is closed for this fixture which is expected to attract a five figure attendance with Newcastle United expecting a following of 2,000 as they look to continue their excellent pre-season form. This will be United's first visit to the 'new' home of Huddersfield Town.

The 3-0 scoreline did not flatter the Terriers who could have had more was it not for a good performance for the Morecambe keeper, but Theo Robinson inspired the Terriers to a comprehensive victory with his second hat-trick in a week. But Robinson's performance was one of a litter of excellent displays this afternoon with Theo's strike partner Robbie Simpson, winger Lionel Ainsworth and captain Peter Clarke all having excellent matches.

Town pushed the ball around Christie Park with poise and elegance and some of the football on display simply blew away the plucky home side, who despite being comprehensively outplayed had little resistance to the attacking prowess of the Yorkshiremen who at times flowed forward at will and were rampant in approach.

Simply, it was a pleasure to watch.

The three goals Town scored, all by that man Robinson, were quality ones and optimised just how good Town attacked. The Terriers enjoyed a decent percentage of possession and for much of it they were composed and elegant with the ball and stroked it about easily. The speed, energy and purpose of Lee Clark's side offensive forays were at times breath-taking, leave Town fans additionally excited for the coming season.

If one criticism from today's match is that they will have to work on attacking and defensive corners. Twice Town could have been caught out with Morecambe corners, and particularly the first half, Town wasted a number of corner kicks.

Town's marker on the game came within three minutes of the kick-off and paved the way for the manner in which the blue and white's went about their game. Gary Roberts and Robbie Simpson combined well to set-up Robinson whose neat footwork bamboozled the Morecambe defence before slotting home.

Despite pressure and efforts the Terriers second did not come until the 43rd minute. A move started and finished by Robinson was in the right place to slide the ball into an open net after James Berrett shot was saved.

They say the true essence of a striker with an eye for goal - a goalscoer, is one that can score one-on-one with the 'Keeper, well on 54 minutes in-front of the Town fans that is what Robinson did to cap his hat-trick. A lightning break from Town caused Morecambe problems and Robinson just struck away from his marker before sliding the ball in off the far post. Moments after the Robinson third goal, Simpson almost grabbed the fourth as his rasping drive dipped just over the home goal.

The omens are good, this might have been pre-season but this was a composed excellent performance from Lee Clark's side, more of the same on Tuesday!

Altogether now ... "There's only one Super Theo, there's only one Super Theo ... he gets the ball, he scores a goal, walking in our Theo Wonderland!"

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The older professionals who did feature in the game, the likes of Matthew Glennon, Phil Jevons, Keigan Parker and captain Michael Flynn marshalled by Paul Stephenson served the club well as they pushed aside Ian Banks Northern Counties East Football League side.

The Terriers took the lead on 15 minutes through Jevons who linked well with Parker before slotting the ball home, that was doubled moments later with a stunning long range effort from Flynn (18). The Terriers were dominant at this stage and went further ahead on 25 with Jevons second.

Within four minutes of the restart the rout continued as Keigan Parker grabbed his first goal of pre-season. The Terriers were making easy work of the tough conditions and on 55 minutes Jevons completed his hat-trick the second player to do such a feat this pre-season. Again Parker and Jevons linked up well.

The scoring was finished when young defender Leigh Franks scored the 6th on 69. Stephenson than rang the changes on 74 minutes replacing all the entire starting 11 and the Terriers finished with all under 18 players.

The next pre-season contest is this afternoon at Morecambe where Town have announced a full strength squad to face the League Two side.

The Terriers make the short journey to the seaside tomorrow to face League Two side Morecambe at Christie Park with a 15:00 kick off time.

Ticket prices are £10 for adults and concession at £5.

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Beaten pre-season opponents Corby Town paid Lee Clark's Huddersfield Town compliments following last night's 4-1 victory. Steelmen manager Graham Dury told the local Northamptonshire press:

"I thought Huddersfield were a quality outfit who were great to watch but that's only going to benefit players like Dave Deeney, Jon Turner and Steve Diggin who've not played against that sort of quality before. All in all, the lads had a really good blow for 45 minutes each and they sat in the dressing room afterwards feeling like they'd played for 180 minutes. That's just what you want from pre-season."

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The Terriers next pre-season match is against AFC Emley on Friday evening. The match against the Northern Counties East Football League side will take place at The Welfare Ground with the Terriers looking to continue their recent excellent pre-season form against the side. Last season Town won 8-0 and the season before 3-0.

AFC Emley continues to be managed by Ian Banks.

Entrance to the match will cost just £6 for adults and concessions at £2.

Kick-off for the AFC Emley match is 19:00.

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Town comprehensively pushed aside Corby Town last night in a one side affair at the Rockingham Triangle Stadium. A stunning hat-trick from new boy signing Theo Robinson and a fourth from Lee Novak, left manager Lee Clark elated with the manner of the Terriers attacking display.

Clark told the official website that he felt that some of the attacking play at Corby was "outstanding" and was delighted to see Robinson and Novak score goals. That means in three pre-season matches, five strikers have now scored goals with Robbie Simpson, Phil Jevons and Tom Denton on target at the weekend.

Peter Clarke captained the Terriers who left out Robbie Simpson from the squad due to a slight injury.

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Former Huddersfield Town captain Andy Holdsworth who rejected a new deal at the Galpharm Stadium has joined Bradford City on trial with a view to joining the Bantams. Holdsworth who recently went to Millwall on trial crossed for City's second goal during the Bradford derby which City won 2-0 at Park Avenue.

The Terriers visit Park Avenue for a friendly on July 22.

Within nine of the restart January window signing Lee Novak opened his Terriers account with the Terriers third and Robinson completed his hat-trick on 68 minutes.

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The Terriers opening fixture takes them to Essex for a visit to Roots Hall and a round trip of almost 450 miles! It's a quick return for former Southend United player Peter Clarke and loanee Theo Robinson. Tickets to the opening afternoon fixture go on sale to season ticket holders tomorrow with general sale applying on July 22nd.

Ticket Prices:

Family Tickets: £20.00 (One adult and one junior admission within the Family Enclosure)

Disabled - Wheelchair: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.
Disabled - Ambulant: £13.00 carer is admitted into the stadium free of charge.

The home of the Shrimpers since 1955 Roots Hall is a compact ground with a capacity of around 12,300 although the club do have plans for a new 22,000 seater stadium at Fossetts Farm with full planning permission granted to the club in July last year.

Town fans are located in the North Stand (the scoreboard) end at Roots Hall which can accommodate 2,500 supporters.

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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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Denton worked hard winning plenty of aerial ball, as you'd expect with the 19-year-old standing 6ft 5inch tall and he caused the Saints plenty of trouble during a 0-0 draw at The Abbey Business Stadium.

According to the club nothing as been agreed on Denton other than Cheltenham can take a look at him but Lee Clark has agreed to him playing some pre-season matches.

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Lee Clark takes his Huddersfield Town south tomorrow evening for the club's third pre-season contest. Town visit Rockingham Triangle Stadium the home of Corby Town who are new comers to the Blue Square North, the tier just below the Conference.

Ticket prices for the clash with Graham Drury's side are £9 adults and concessions at £5.

The match with the Steelmen is the third pre-season match after Saturday's double header finished 2-2 at Gateshead and 1-0 to Town at Wakefield.

Terriers boss Lee Clark who will take a full compliment of first team players to Northamptonshire tomorrow evening has said that the game is more than just about fitness as was the case on Saturday. During the two matches on Saturday 45 players were used, less will be used at Corby and some will play longer than 45 minutes as Clark assesses the football as well as the fitness.

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Terriers striker Tom Denton has gone on trial with League Two side Cheltenham Town and could feature in their pre-season contest with Southampton this evening at the newly named The Abbey Business Stadium.

Denton, 19, who scored the only goal of the Terriers victory at Wakefield on Saturday is admired by The Robins boss Martin Allen who is keen to take the 6ft 6inch striker on a longer-term loan deal from West Yorkshire. Denton is yet to make his debut for the club, but manager Lee Clark has said that he is in plans.

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As previously announced the club next season will be using a tiered approach to match day admission. There will be three categories in place A (the most expensive), B and C (the cheapest). The club will announce during the course of the season what category the fixtures will be set at.

The August home fixtures have been set with the first match at home against Southampton (August 15th) a category A encounter. The other two Brighton and Hove Albion (August 18th) and Yeovil Town (August 29th) are both category C matches.

The club recommends that tickets are bought prior to match day to intensify the match day experience for walk-up customers.

The programme for 2009/2010 will be a 100-page 'magazine' titled "Give Us A H ..." and will cost £3.00.

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

And the new comers to the Blue Square Premier division could have snatched an amazing comeback late in the game, but Terriers second half 'keeper Simon Eastwood was alert to the danger.

Town used the blue and white stripes at Gateshead.

The Terriers had returning Bears striker Tom Denton to thank for the victory at Wakefield. Denton scored following a Robbie Williams corner on 53 minutes to give Terry McDermott's side the victory. As with the match at Gateshead the Terriers used a different 11 for each of the two periods.

The Terriers used the new red and navy kit at College Grove.

The Terriers opponents on Wednesday evening Corby entertained Macclesfield this afternoon and drew 0-0 with the League Two outfit (another of Town's pre-season opponents) at Rockingham Triangle Stadium.

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First Round - Tuesday August 11, 2009
Second Round - Tuesday August 25, 2009
Third Round - Tuesday September 22, 2009
Fourth Round - Tuesday October 27, 2009
Quarter Final - Tuesday December 01, 2009
Semi Final - First Leg: Tuesday January 05, 2010, Second Leg: Tuesday January 19, 2010
Final - Sunday February 28, 2010

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Huddersfield Town commences its pre-season schedule of 11 matches this Saturday with two squads visiting two non-league sides. Town will take a mixed squad to both the International Stadium (Gateshead) and to College Grove Ground the home of the Bears. Both fixtures kick-off at 15:00.

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Dean Hoyle has confirmed that the club will not be making a move for Bristol Rovers striker Ricky Lambert. Although the Terriers have been linked with the Gashead. The transfer fee and the wages demanded by Lambert combined with his age has put off Town from making a move for the goal-getting striker.

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Watford striker Theo Robinson has completed his transfer to League One outfit Huddersfield for an undisclosed fee.

The Terriers fought off stiff competition from Swindon for the 20-year-old.

Robinson found first-team opportunities limited at Vicarage Road and made just six appearances for the Hornets, but he enjoyed an impressive loan spell at Southend last term, hitting seven goals in 21 games.

He has signed a three-year deal with the Terriers. The capture of Robinson is the second summer signing of a striker for Lee Clark and the pacey Birmingham based forward becomes signing number five of the summer.

Town remain linked with Bristol Rovers striker Ricky Lambert, with manager Lee Clark intent on bringing in six new faces. However, reports state that the deal is stalling over Rovers valuation of the player and Lambert's wage demands.

Previous Town target Danny Graham has made his expected move from Carlisle by joining Robinson's former club Watford on a two-year deal. Town tried to sign Graham in the January transfer window but Carlisle turned down a £250,000 bid for the 23-year-old. He was out of contract at Brunton Park but due to his age United will receive compensation.

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Player of the season Gary Roberts who joined the club only last summer from Ipswich Town has committed his initial future to the blue and white cause by signing a new contract.

The exciting winger who ended last season top scorer after a number of impressive performances has signed a three year deal which will see him contracted to the club until Summer 2012. Roberts spoke of the ambition of the club, the manager and chairman Dean Hoyle for the reasons he was only too happy to sign.

'Super' Gary Roberts also spoke of the backing he has received from the Town faithful for another reason why he is happy to commit to the club's three year plan.

Roberts signed by previous manager Stan Ternent for around £250,000 last summer on a two-year deal said that the next three years at Huddersfield will be "exciting times" and backs his fellow players and the club for promotion next May.

Exciting times ahead as Town embark on the journey ... will that path take them to the Championship for the 2010/2011 season only time will tell. But the players are backing it, the chairman and management team is backing it and so are the supporters. Lee Clark and the club is building with intent on the players they want within the Terriers roster, and that intent is clear they want good quality players who can take Town from this division and become a decent side in the Championship.

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Former Town assistant manager Ronnie Jepson who with Stan Ternent left the club last December has agreed a deal with Crystal Palace and their manager Neil Warnock to become the new reserve team manager at Selhurst Park.

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Although he has signed four new players already this pre-season and is on the hunt for at least two more manager Lee Clark has said that his squad is at the upper limit of the budgetary controls and the current level of squad is stretching for the Terriers budget.

To that extent, Clark has admitted that six or seven players will be leaving the club as they will never feature in his plans and that their exit would be to the mutual benefit of the player and the club.

Busy Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark is aiming to bring the good times back to the club by addressing his players that anything other than a automatic promotion place next May will be regarded as a failure. The players who returned for pre-season on Monday have had an energetic start to pre-season as Clark plans for a promotion campaign ahead of pre-season matches commencing on July 11 at Gateshead.

The Terriers are one of the busiest teams in the off season transfer market are one of the fancied teams for promotion this season. One of the players sharing Clark's ambitious plans for the club is new striker Robbie Simpson who has vowed to score the goals for the Terriers.

Simpson who joined the Terriers last month for £300,000 is confident that he will secure the goals to give Town a promotion season in 2009/2010 - something the fans desperately want and need. The club has suffered from far too many false dawns over the recent memory and have underachieved for far too long. Expectations, are high and that is to be expected. Clark said that he will get the supporters off their seats with Chairman Dean Hoyle keeping to his word of "You buy the seats, and I will buy the players."

The 24-year-old striker said that he is looking forward to playing in his natural striker position and has vowed to "score goals regularly in League One".

Clark who has made four signings thus far this summer and with other potential targets set to join has said he is satisfied with the manner in which he has used Dean Hoyle's money and the transfer war chest given to him.

Clark is a young, hungry and ambitious manager with a experienced quality team around him, the players he has brought in thus far share the same vigour, desire and commitment. Like Simpson, the new players want to do well for Town and in Anthony Kay and Peter Clarke they were player of the season at their respective former clubs last season whilst latest signing Lee Peltier comes with a huge reputation from Yeovil Town.

One thing is for sure, with Huddersfield Town, football and our expectant fans anything is possible come next May. Will it be a chorus of "The Town Are Going Up!" or yet another damp squib of a season? Wait and see!

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Huddersfield Town today made their fourth summer signing with the capture of highly thought about Yeovil Town right back Lee Peltier. Peltier who came through the ranks at Liverpool is a naturally gifted and classy defender who is skillful, quick and can cross a ball - think Malcolm Brown mould!

The 22-year-old has signed on a three year deal and will most certainly fill the void left by Andy Holdsworth decision not to sign a new contract. The fee was not disclosed. Last season the Yeovil Town boss was so pleased with Peltier that he gave him the vice captain's role. He featured highly in Yeovil's end of season awards last term taking the away supporters player of the season title. He scored once for the South West club in 76 appearances.

Terry Skiverton hailed his right back who impressed and helped save the Glovers from the League One drop zone. Skiverton commented on the defender "He has stepped into the breach and he has been performing absolutely outstandingly and for me he has been one of our most consistent players this season. Even when we went through the bad times he was still putting in great performances. That's why I made him vice captain so he matured a little bit. He is even doing a lot more around the club and he is starting to grow into one the leader roles."

Peltier who earned the nickname "Pelts" at Huish Park commented on his move to Yorkshire "I think that Huddersfield are one of the most ambitious clubs around at the moment. The Club has the fanbase, the Stadium, the facilities and are bringing the right players in - I believe it could be a big year for Huddersfield.

"Obviously I played with Danny Schofield at Yeovil last season and he never had a bad word to say about his time at Huddersfield. I also know Jon Worthington from his time on loan at Yeovil and he said that Huddersfield was a good club."

Peltier joins Anthony Kay, Peter Clarke and Robbie Simpson in joining the ranks at Town, and he is another player manager Lee Clark knows from his Norwich City days.

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Young Watford striker Theo Robinson is set to become the Terriers fifth summer signing angering League One rivals Swindon Town in the process. The 20-year-old who has featured for Hereford United and Southend United on loan had previously looked like going to the Robins, with Swindon claiming they had a verbal agreement with both player and club over the transfer.

However, with Town busy in the transfer window and with money to spend on acquisition and wages the Birmingham born player looks likely to move north to join the Terriers journey. He ended last season on loan at Southend United where he scored seven times in 20 league starts. To date the striker scores a goal approximately every four matches.

Town remain linked with Bristol Rovers striker Ricky Lambert, with manager Lee Clark intent on bringing in six new faces. Should Robinson sign he would become signing number five for Town this off season.

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